-Ephesians 5:11-13
When Wolfgang Schmidt learned about NSA leaker Edward Snowden’s revelations concerning its ability to collect personal data on millions of American citizens, he was astonished. As a lieutenant colonel in East Germany’s secret police, the STASI, his department was limited to tapping just 40 phones every day. If a decision was made to tap a new phone, one of the others had to be disconnected. Said Schmidt:
Two unheralded announcements in May about the collaboration of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Google, and a private, non-profit group, the Universities Space Research Association (USRA) marked an impressive, and potentially threatening, milestone in “machine learning” – teaching computers how to
This article was initially posted in the McAlvany Intelligence Advisor newsletter:
Once the cover was blown on the super-secret data collection program called PRISM by the Washington Post on Thursday, those implicated in cooperating denied any participation in it, and some even denied knowing anything about it. For instance, a spokesman from Apple said:
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