Raw LLM Responses

Just to preface there’s been a surveillance state according to higher class SW with a website where their images get scraped. Even California cities are deploying surveillance drones for say car chases, following fleeing assault/robbery suspects, etc.. > opportunists More a pendulum swing - however that’ll go^1 - via various sources (mostly opportunists) for immigration, privacy stuff, etc.. The very wealthy don’t care how much the lawn costs as much as they want the workers near the house supervised. Same thing with car detailing; they want a very good job regardless, but the detailer better provide a suitable high class loaner car (which really means citizen workers). Where migrants come into play for the wealthy is usually subcontractors down the food chain (the 1980s US had a super-charged anti-migrant environment as well, with exposé’s that candidates hired an undocumented maid). > immigration Tactically it will “balance” overtime as AI (plus automation) gets rid of more jobs and the dejected citizenry will need to man those, say, sit-down restaurant jobs, labor intensive jobs (warehouses, roofing, etc..). Chef will keep the restaurant crew in line despite the salty talk. Strategically the developed countries will need to import poverty (if not migrant workers then cheap goods made in factories. I suspect good specific tariffs will abate on stuff westerners can’t really do well on the cheap .. like sewing casual clothing (minus automation in these spaces). Probably a demand drop, just to add, as migrants are consumers. Also the same AI will empower emerging/frontier markets with many having coastlines for their data center cooling needs. So the cost of running a ~~sweatshop~~ textile employment center for associates goes down while increasing customers (AI reducing language barriers). In terms of security, privacy rights are strong inside American and other developed country dwellings, but once outside/even inside being seen fro