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It is becoming increasingly apparent that artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more deeply entrenched in federal agencies.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is using AI for “market surveillance” and “enforcement investigations,” Breitbart reported on Sept. 13. This move does seem potentially risky in light of revelations of the Censorship Industrial Complex and how terribly destructive to Americans’ rights the partnership between government and tech giants has been. Could AI be weaponized against Americans by the SEC, as the FBI, Biden White House, CDC, and other government agencies weaponized social media in a different way against Americans?

“And in the latter time of their kingdom, When the transgressors have reached their fullness, A king shall arise, Having fierce features, Who understands sinister schemes.” Daniel 8:23

The Wall Street Journal reports that in a recent Senate hearing, SEC Chair Gary Gensler revealed that the agency is actively using AI to monitor financial markets and aid in various enforcement investigations. This marks a significant step in the SEC’s approach to regulating the ever-evolving landscape of financial markets.

Gensler informed the Senate that “we already do in [sic] some market surveillance … to look for patterns in the markets.” Breitbart warned, “The technology is not just a tool for hedge funds and investors anymore; it’s becoming a vital part of the regulatory framework.” Gensler also indicated that new legislation may be needed to deal with AI technologies.

The SEC isn’t alone in its AI use. In fact, I covered a report back in May showing that police and over 3,100 U.S. government agencies—including the weaponized FBI—use Clearview AI’s facial recognition database to track criminals.

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