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the streets is watching, like literally watching [peek a boo]

wax da'villin
Jun 2, 2025
3 min read

big brother eye in the sky programs has been heavily funded over the years,

with a.i., now we possibly can predict crime like in demolition man

[a classic movie, go watch],


there're cameras for traffic, private bizness, on public property, residential property, commercial property, @ tolls, on public transportation, in the hands of the public, bodycams, on vehicles private and public etc. etc.,

basically everywhere, ding dong cams being the most popular, don't forget your cellphone is an active eye in your hand...


who reviews all this footage to determine what's usable and what's not?

it seems to all end up on social medias reel farms without context or follow up...


let's just say post covid,

cameras are everywhere and accessible to anyone, [remember the baby monitor scandals?]

with great power comes great responsibilities, and backlash,

as time goes by, interest and concerns become mixed as the power becomes greater, however, who regulates the ones in power?

do we need image insurance to protect our identity?

it's getting really twilight zone-ish with a mix of westworld,

who would be the creator?


[pro con my opinion]


doorbell cameras,

home security cameras,

traffic cams, drone cams, you name it, there's probably a camera on it,

security footage in any aspect are all "digital snitches" in my observation,

however, is snitching only negative? [don't harass the messenger]

a form of "protecting & serving", digitally?

ask yourself that, or simply ask a.i. the history of snitching,

don't believe word of mouth, it's like playing telephone, the msg gets watered down sometimes!



a.i.p.d.
a.i.p.d.

let's be serious,

there are so many personnel we can have in the field "protecting & serving" at one time,

somebody got to pay for it too, and do the footwork, but who?

nobody wants to be heroes to a dysfunctional civilization of neanderthals anymore lol, look how they treated the avengers, lol,

with a.i. we can actually, possibly defund law enforcement and repurpose the funds, the whole concept is outdated and imploding,

[just my sci-fi vision],

robots with respect and their knowledge of the law will push out the outdated regime, like in the movies, what a movie come thru... human termination or submission...


a.i. is a 24 365 digital work horse that never takes breaks or complains,

no vacations,

no naps, nada, you see why corporate companies want to invest hard in a.i.,

invest a bunch now, MANifest trillions on profits invested because a.i. technology & curiosity is in demand and moving @ the sound of light [not literally],

why do they need millions of human a.i. when maybe 10 to a few hundred a.i. can do the same workload in a flash?

but that could backfire... game of survival becomes reality like a video game ..!.


i veered off the topic for a second, let me get back in my lane,



how do you feel about the current state of "visual security"?

your thoughts on a.i.?

mix that up, now your thoughts about both in the same concept?

a.i. would be a better detective than its human counterparts, less human errors...

i don't trust neither,

however, they both play pivotal parts in our societal systems, attempting to balance the scales,

professionally, i see there's too much stalking possibilities and not enough oversight,

some other concerns but i'll let karma deal with that!


what's the differences between a cell phone and a gun?

both tools, both weapons,

however, intent depends on the user,

but a cell phone you can track digitally,

a firearm, well not that easy as history teaches us,



what's my point?


technology is possibly the only idea that can balance the scales of the war on violence,

guns ain't going nowhere in america,

so, using new tactics to hold citizens accountable will develop, every camera is a potential snitch, witness, or money maker,

flip a fucking coin,

capitalists capitalize on weakness like these daily, there are real bets on crime & disasters to profit from, [ask insurance companies, i kid i kid ...]

soon firearms will have qr codes engraved in each weapon [or bullet],

so, wit a.i. thru visual surveillance it can keep our civilizations safe by predicting crime and solving crime in record time, tracking who and how many firearms are within a certain vicinity, a fleet of patrolling drones responding in record time,

sounds unrealistic, but a reality soon to be recognized, karma coming to a city near you!


how should we embrace this new way of living?

is this a threat to society or a benefit?

many minds & voices have an opinion on this subject,

how do we reassure their trust?

power to the people or addicts of the future?



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