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Peter Diamandis, founder of Xprize, has suggested that global surveillance may enhance human behavior. This perspective follows remarks made by Larry Ellison in 2024.
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Peter Diamandis discusses the impact of global surveillance on human behavior
Peter Diamandis, founder of Xprize, has suggested that global surveillance may enhance human behavior. This perspective follows remarks made by Larry Ellison in 2024.
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Original Headline
Xprize founder says ‘humans behave better when they’re being watched’
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Peter Diamandis discusses the impact of global surveillance on human behavior