US federal agencies are ramping up surveillance of anti-technology extremists as part of a broader national security strategy. This follows directives from President Trump aimed at targeting individuals with certain ideological beliefs, including anti-capitalism. The focus on this group reflects growing concerns about the societal impact of technology and AI.
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US federal agencies are ramping up surveillance of anti-technology extremists as part of a broader national security strategy. This follows directives from President Trump aimed at targeting individuals with certain ideological beliefs, including anti-capitalism. The focus on this group reflects growing concerns about the societal impact of technology and AI.
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