My full report on the future of AI surveillance and what you need to he aware of. #ai #flock #wifi #apple #faceid

So this week I've been mainly focused on a few different reports because I've been doing my own research on how technology is surveilling us. I've done a few things on Wi-Fi sensing as well as QAI, but I wanted to put it all into one video that's going to be easily shareable, savable, and referenceable. So this is the full report I have on QAI Wi-Fi sensing and the possible dystopian future that is coming within the next five years. In late January of this year Apple acquired Israeli startup company QAI. This company was valued at $1.2 billion, despite having nothing more than proof of concept. This obviously is strange, but when you consider their CEO is Aviyad Maziel's the founder of Prime Sense, which created the technology for Apple's Face ID, it makes more sense. Now, what could Mr. Maziel's have up his sleeve this time that would bring him another project with Apple? Well, we don't actually know. Apple hasn't confirmed what they plan to use QAI for. However, if you go back to 2025, you will find that QAI has filed a pathence for facial skin micromutements. This technology would be able to detect milded out words or words spoken to quietly from microphones to pick up, as well as identify and assess a person's emotions, heart rate, respiration rate, and stress levels through shining infrared light onto your face. And for clarification, infrared light is the same light shined on your face when using Face ID. So every time you look at your phone, QAI would be able to evaluate your heart rate, stress levels, breathing levels, and even your words not spoken. Let's take a break. Breathe. Just give a second. Digest that. We understand that's a lot to take in. We understand you might think, "I'll just throw up my phone and I'll go back to a flip phone," but sadly, that won't do much, because as soon as you go home, you will be monitored again. Because in 2020, the IEEE granted approval for a technology called 802-11BF. It will be integrated into all Wi-Fi monitors, and this will give your router what's called Wi-Fi sensing. Wi-Fi sensing can be used to track your heart rate, breathing, hand gestures, and movements around your home, or office, wherever this router is installed. This may possible by the Wi-Fi router detecting how radio waves bounce off human bodies. Think of how echolocation works. The Wi-Fi router emits radio waves, and once they come in contact with the human, those waves bounce off. However, when they bounce off a human, they change ever so slightly, and these changes can be detected by the router. This builds a silhouette of you for the router to monitor, which is how it can watch your hand gestures breathing in heart rates. Okay, let's take another breath. I know that's also something else to digest. Just give me a little bit more attention, because I want to present a scenario to you. One that could be very possible in the near future. Let's say one day the government chooses to do something that is not in the interest of the American people. You learn about the story from your phone, which then monitors your reactions to the information. It monitors your heart rate, your stress levels, and even the words unspoken. And eventually, AI will make a decision for you. What do I mean by make a decision? Well, remember when we had a report on the AI technology that was being built into new cars. You know, the one that could stop you from driving it if it determined your stress levels were too high. If the AI monitoring systems that decided that you are too stressed, too frustrated, or too annoyed by the changes that are being made in society, they could put you on house arrest. And from your Wi-Fi, they can watch you as you sit at home in punishment. And you will remain there until the AI decides that you are compliant enough to rejoin society.