WEBVTT 00:00.000 --> 00:01.900 Heke-keke-ke-ke-ke-ke. 00:02.100 --> 00:04.840 Oh, shit, I'm such a dumbass. 00:08.640 --> 00:09.160 HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHHAHHAHHAHHAHHAH. 00:09.240 --> 00:15.320 Okay, so I'll stick the zombies roar in the intro there at the beginning later on. 00:19.120 --> 00:21.680 I have a bone head. Gotta love live radio. 00:22.500 --> 00:23.740 But anyways, I digress. 03:12.800 --> 06:48.030 Over at the Lunduk Journal, written by Brian Lunduk, he posted, well, he did a video on 06:48.030 --> 07:00.050 two. It's called ID verification, could fix the dead internet. Now, his, his concern is that 07:00.050 --> 07:09.450 the internet is dead. And that is because bots, AI powered bots, have killed the internet. 07:10.450 --> 07:24.070 Yeah, he is correct. At least the statistics that he's, he, he cites that, what is it, over half, slightly 07:24.070 --> 07:35.750 over half of the internet. And traffic is bots. They're not all AI bots, but they are pretty close. 07:38.470 --> 07:48.290 The thing is, it's, okay, let me just read what I broke. I'm going to publish this as an article 07:48.290 --> 07:58.270 to on the Liberty note, which since I am now in actually recording the show, I will restate 07:58.270 --> 08:06.130 again, because it wasn't recorded earlier, that there is a Liberty tunes, matrix room space, 08:06.770 --> 08:16.310 whatever. The link for an invite will be in the show notes. If you would like to make Liberty tunes 08:16.310 --> 08:26.930 as your home server, that will be a perk to go along with. If you want to do a paid subscription 08:26.930 --> 08:37.110 to the Liberty note, the newsletter, you can make your home server be the Liberty tunes home 08:37.110 --> 08:42.850 server, which means you do log directly into my matrix server. And then, but you can still go 08:42.850 --> 08:52.690 everywhere you want to on matrix. 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But it's, yeah, the Liberty note will have a weekly edition, monthly edition, 10:07.530 --> 10:13.030 and then a quarterly edition. The monthly and the quarterly edition is going to just be, 10:13.610 --> 10:20.230 you know, the only thing that's paid for everything else is going to be free for the subscribers. 10:21.770 --> 10:31.310 The, you can, the Liberty tunes matrix server space is free for anybody to join. It's just people 10:31.310 --> 10:36.570 that we're going to, you know, mostly right now it's just my close friends. But we, you know, 10:36.570 --> 10:42.270 we're, it's where you can talk, share, share links, stuff, whatever, you know, ideas, 10:43.110 --> 10:50.470 show topics, whatever. If it gets popular enough, I'll use it as the main chat room for the show. 10:52.470 --> 10:54.710 Yeah, other than that, you know, hell yeah. 10:57.210 --> 11:04.250 You're more than welcome to join. Anyways, this, this article that I wrote this morning 11:04.250 --> 11:11.050 is, is Lunduk is wrong for once. Now see, Brandon Lunduk is, is a, 11:12.550 --> 11:19.430 he's a technology journalist, mostly about free and open source software and Linux. 11:20.330 --> 11:29.170 He's been around for several decades. I've followed him and read him for 11:30.090 --> 11:35.390 a while, at least 15 years, because that's how long I've been into Linux and free software. 11:36.210 --> 11:43.130 But he's always had a fairly freedom conscious 11:44.410 --> 11:52.210 thought process to his articles and stories and things that he reports on 11:53.850 --> 12:03.250 up until lately. For the last year or so, he's been posting things like this that just doesn't 12:03.250 --> 12:19.570 make sense, trying to validate and encourage ID verification. In this video, Brian is making 12:19.570 --> 12:24.730 the claim that ID verification can fix the dead internet theory. Granted, this isn't the first time 12:24.730 --> 12:30.970 he's made the argument for ID verification. The other time he's, he's argued for was to prevent 12:30.970 --> 12:37.930 minors from reaching porn sites. I can almost get behind that. And the motivation is noble, 12:37.930 --> 12:46.590 as well as the, as well as it is in this case. But in both of these, he's 100% wrong. Doxing 12:46.590 --> 12:52.890 a human is wrong on every level. And the most of the time it does more harm to the victim, 12:53.990 --> 13:01.470 the person that is trying to protect. First, he outlines the problems with ID verification. 13:02.590 --> 13:08.830 One, what verification data will be collected and stored and how? What additional security 13:08.830 --> 13:14.870 concerns are created because of ID verification? Will the burden of that verification be too 13:14.870 --> 13:21.390 much for some sites to handle? How will those verification systems be abused by corporations 13:21.390 --> 13:30.870 and governments? Now, for the largest part of the video and the article that he, he's blatantly, 13:31.390 --> 13:37.910 let me rephrase that, for his largest part of the video and the article that he wrote, 13:39.170 --> 13:46.870 he's blatantly advocating the case for ID verification. Then towards the end, he states that 13:46.870 --> 13:53.290 he is simply, simply trying to get the conversation started. And he's welcoming to root, to real 13:53.290 --> 14:00.850 suggestions on how to combat the bar bot farms, even going so far as to state their, that 14:00.850 --> 14:05.950 comments on said video and article 14:08.630 --> 14:16.930 that are opposing his idea are obviously just somebody that runs a bot farm or is a bot themselves. 14:17.610 --> 14:25.070 Brian, I can assure you I am not a bot and I don't even know how to run a bot farm. 14:25.070 --> 14:32.270 I couldn't tell you how to do a bot. But taking away the rights of a human and forcing them to 14:32.270 --> 14:38.890 prove that they are human is not the way to do this. You argue mostly about how sites like 14:38.890 --> 14:47.910 Axe and Facebook meta and that would be on, that would be on you to take the case 14:48.650 --> 14:54.170 to them directly, not through a sweeping ID verification across the entire internet. 14:55.070 --> 15:01.970 I've heard and seen him gripe about X and the bots many times in both your publication and 15:01.970 --> 15:09.870 directly on X, yet he still continues to pay X for its use. Why be an enabler 15:10.570 --> 15:17.830 and then complain about that which you are enabling? The solutions without ID verification, 15:18.190 --> 15:23.830 I can think of four right off the top of my head. So here's my four suggestions. 15:25.070 --> 15:31.190 Number one, get off the internet, talk with people in real life, 15:31.830 --> 15:36.090 start your business in the real world, work for someone else, provide a service, 15:36.450 --> 15:43.330 create a product, whatever, just get offline. The numbers already show that bots outnumber 15:43.330 --> 15:54.070 humans so that's apparently happening already. Number two, localize, divide it, wall it off, 15:55.070 --> 16:01.550 the internet that is, down to the neighborhood size if you want. I know this is a highly unlikely 16:02.230 --> 16:08.890 to happen in most of the larger parts of the world, mostly because of the ISP monopolies 16:09.610 --> 16:16.330 and sales territories, but there are still lots of places on the internet or on the world 16:17.070 --> 16:21.150 that do not have access to the internet, almost had that backwards. 16:22.010 --> 16:29.310 People have set up their own local internet for villages, even small cities, these types of things 16:29.310 --> 16:33.910 should be more common, giving local communities more control over themselves. 16:35.670 --> 16:43.130 Number three, local device verification, whether it's a pin code, fingerprint scanner, 16:43.690 --> 16:50.610 whatever, the device you log into would require user verification before connecting, 16:51.590 --> 16:59.450 but this could be a cryptographic hash that's tied to a passkey. The only thing to solve there 16:59.450 --> 17:06.470 is how the user requires the hash, but it can be used in conjunction with the next solution. 17:06.470 --> 17:15.110 But the point is the verification happens on the local device in the user's control 17:15.520 --> 17:22.290 and not some random server somewhere in a data center. Number four, 17:23.490 --> 17:31.350 then my final, my final suggestion for a solution to ID verification without ID verification. 17:32.410 --> 17:39.190 Number three, I don't mean that crypto bro's shit that they're always talking about, 17:40.570 --> 17:47.810 I'm talking about real web three, the one with principles, the one that was supposed to be 17:47.810 --> 17:54.450 a return to what Tim Berners-Lee started, decentralized decentralization, it will 17:54.450 --> 17:59.970 obviously be based on cryptography and you will need to manage a lot of keys. 18:01.350 --> 18:05.930 But literally every website you visit will have its own set of keys, 18:06.550 --> 18:10.250 so that's going to be the hard part, managing all those keys, 18:11.650 --> 18:18.030 but it's really no harder than what we have now. Just a whole lot more numbers and hashes to 18:18.030 --> 18:24.250 keep track of, but that's a place where AI can actually be useful, other than, you know, 18:24.250 --> 18:25.690 make an awesome music. 18:27.970 --> 18:35.190 But to expand to more on the web three, it's decentralized by nature. For the bots, 18:36.130 --> 18:41.850 there's no central point of control to exploit. It's more resilient to single points of failure 18:41.850 --> 18:46.190 and it's potentially much harder for large-scale bot farms to operate 18:46.190 --> 18:50.390 if every interaction requires a unique cryptographic proof. 18:51.590 --> 18:57.270 Since it really is up to the site owner of what is allowed on their sites, maybe appeal to them 18:58.050 --> 19:04.850 to combat the AI bots on their own, instead of advocating for removing the rights of free human 19:04.850 --> 19:10.870 beings. Those site owners are the ones who the questions should be aimed at, not the users. 19:11.610 --> 19:19.350 I do find it rather odd and disconcerting that a journalist such as Lunduk, 19:19.830 --> 19:25.930 who is constantly asking for whistleblowers from large corporations such as IBM and Microsoft, 19:26.490 --> 19:32.610 to come forward anonymously with news tips. This journalist who states he will keep your 19:32.610 --> 19:42.390 identity quiet in exchange for a gotcha story in an attempt to get some clicks has constantly 19:42.390 --> 19:48.870 been advocating for online ID verification several times over the last couple of years. 19:49.970 --> 19:56.850 Am I the only one that finds that kind of ironic? Those sources would not ever be 19:58.330 --> 20:06.910 an anonymous source with a forced ID verification. If I'm being honest here, 20:07.150 --> 20:12.330 I'm actually heartbroken over this realization. I always looked up to Lunduk as a purveyor of 20:12.330 --> 20:20.210 truth. This coupled with a post of his on X just last night this morning shows he either 20:20.210 --> 20:26.390 does not fully understand the meaning of the First Amendment or has a greatly skewed 20:26.390 --> 20:31.690 interpretation of what the actual law is. I would hope he, being a journalist, 20:32.550 --> 20:37.330 would have a better understanding of that amendment. Over on X, this is what he wrote. 20:38.150 --> 20:45.670 This is very true when he quoted another post and that this is what he was saying. 20:46.550 --> 20:53.470 But at least in the USA, in many countries, you are legally required to carry ID with you 20:53.470 --> 20:59.370 at all times in public. Consider this. If you walk into a town square in the USA 21:00.050 --> 21:06.510 and begin screaming profanity at people, there are good odds a police officer will ask you 21:06.510 --> 21:13.350 to stop and ask to see your identification. Why would that not also apply to the same actions 21:13.810 --> 21:19.110 on the Internet? I mean that as a serious question. Why, from a legal standpoint, 21:19.750 --> 21:27.870 would actions which would be potentially criminal when not online not also be criminal when online? 21:33.470 --> 21:44.880 Mr. Langduke, I would implore you to reread the First Amendment and then go read some case law 21:46.420 --> 21:55.700 and Supreme Court decisions because it is the Supreme Court has ruled that it is not 21:56.520 --> 22:03.600 illegal or a crime to use profanity in public. This includes volume. 22:05.360 --> 22:11.720 You can say it as loud as you want. You can say fuck as loud as you want, 22:11.780 --> 22:20.160 as many times as you want in public. And there is no federal law saying that you cannot. 22:22.500 --> 22:32.360 Police cannot ask for your identification unless you are suspected of or 22:34.320 --> 22:42.300 of committing the crime or a crime or under the investigation of about to commit a crime. 22:42.300 --> 22:44.880 I think I said that right. But anyways, 22:48.220 --> 22:55.520 you do not have to show them identification, especially if you haven't committed a crime. 22:56.320 --> 23:02.060 And if they're investigating you, you do not have to assist in their verification, 23:02.500 --> 23:11.200 their investigation of you at all. There are some places in the country where a local town 23:12.030 --> 23:14.500 or city ordinance 23:17.970 --> 23:22.780 may have ID verification during an investigation 23:25.410 --> 23:31.260 or even stating that profanity is not allowed in public. 23:32.670 --> 23:38.880 But it is not a federal crime and local does not trump federal and vice versa. 23:40.400 --> 23:46.800 Freedom of speech is freedom of speech whether you're offended by a cuss word or not 23:48.280 --> 23:57.580 at any volume. But instead of ID verification of humans, why not remove the economic incentives 23:57.580 --> 24:04.920 of running a bot farm? At the platform level, that would again fall under the site owners to do. 24:04.920 --> 24:08.980 They could simply demonetize people found to be using bots. 24:10.540 --> 24:18.160 Elon can take away or has been known to take away people's monetization 24:19.260 --> 24:23.720 whether they're and but still keep taking their monthly subscriptions 24:25.000 --> 24:30.200 on X if he doesn't like what they're saying or what they're posting about. 24:32.100 --> 24:40.980 So why could he could he not take away the monetization of people that are using bots on X? 24:44.120 --> 24:50.340 Maybe even users themselves will vote with their dollars and stop paying Elon to use X 24:51.280 --> 24:58.240 and the market can fix it. It'll fix itself. People stop using their product. 24:59.500 --> 25:01.100 But if there's too many bots, 25:04.340 --> 25:10.120 you know, when they, you know, and if they don't, it'll just be the bots that are on X. 25:12.260 --> 25:16.940 But something as vast as ID verification came across, you know, goes across the Internet, 25:17.580 --> 25:23.660 it will most likely start with the government requiring it. And once you go down that road, 25:23.660 --> 25:30.260 it will never stop. It will only pick up speed. As Ronald Reagan most famously said in his inaugural 25:30.260 --> 25:38.720 address in 1981, government isn't the solution. It's the problem. But then he went on to contradict 25:38.720 --> 25:47.120 his own point by the end, by the end of his second terms. He did prove that point. You know, 25:47.760 --> 25:56.020 government is the problem. But no, ID verification is not the solution to the dead Internet. 25:56.980 --> 26:01.600 Yes, there are ways to combat AI bots on platforms and the Internet, 26:02.020 --> 26:09.700 but restricting or taking away human freedom and liberties are not the way to do it. 26:10.620 --> 26:17.520 And I had a song. There we go. Here. Yeah. 26:18.220 --> 26:29.580 This song is circuit breaker. And the idea of a circuit breaker is we all need to be circuit 26:29.580 --> 26:36.320 breakers ourselves because we need to break the system and break that circuit 26:36.760 --> 30:31.560 and change that fucking stage. Now, let's talk about some news since we covered the Lone Duke drama. 30:34.460 --> 30:38.460 Rumble and Moon Pay strike a deal to power crypto for creators. 30:39.460 --> 30:44.220 Rumble has taken a decisive step to redefine the intersection of digital speech 30:44.220 --> 30:47.660 and financial autonomy by joining forces with Moon Pay, 30:48.190 --> 30:53.120 a major player in the crypto space. This is from ReclaimtheNet.org. 30:53.640 --> 31:00.960 The deal sets the stage for a creator focused infrastructure that bypasses conventional financial 31:01.500 --> 31:07.340 systems and entrenched tech platforms that often dictate the terms of participation. 31:07.980 --> 31:12.400 The agreement makes Moon Pay the exclusive crypto service provider for the upcoming 31:12.400 --> 31:19.740 Rumble wallet slated to debut in the third quarter of 2025. The wallet will offer integrated tools for 31:19.740 --> 31:26.160 buying, selling and swapping cryptocurrencies, granting users easy and direct access to decentralized 31:26.160 --> 31:32.460 finance without intermediaries or arbitrary gatekeepers. For Rumble, this is more than a 31:32.460 --> 31:37.140 product launch. It is a continuation of its core mission to dismantle the systems, 31:37.140 --> 31:44.020 that silence, dissent and control access to digital tools. Rumble wallet will change the game for 31:44.020 --> 31:49.020 creators and Moon Pay is the perfect partner to bring that vision to life, said Rumble CEO, 31:49.640 --> 31:56.620 Chris Pavlowski. We're not just building tools, we're building freedom and we want partners 31:56.620 --> 32:01.400 who are obsessed with empowering people as we are. In other words, they want your money. 32:01.400 --> 32:06.540 I guess as part of the broader collaboration Moon Pay's creative division, 32:07.490 --> 32:13.000 other life will begin leveraging Rumble's decentralized cloud services for object 32:13.000 --> 32:19.260 storage and compute power. This collaboration signals a shift away from reliance on centralized 32:19.260 --> 32:26.300 tech infrastructure. Moon Pay CEO Ivan Soto right highlighted the shared vision we could 32:26.300 --> 32:33.060 not be or yeah we could not be more thrilled to partner with Rumble. He said crypto represents 32:33.060 --> 32:40.880 financial freedom the same way Rumble represents freedom of expression. I've heard of Moon Pay 32:41.860 --> 32:51.000 but I have not looked into them but from what everything that I've looked at every crypto 32:52.260 --> 33:06.500 shit token whatever you want to the only one that's worth anything in reality is Monero. Bitcoin 33:07.440 --> 33:12.160 I mean I got into this argument with with somebody in the office yesterday 33:13.020 --> 33:24.000 and they were saying that Bitcoin is $115,000 and I'm like yeah but it's 33:24.000 --> 33:33.840 not going to be worth a damn pretty soon. You'll say that it's really good and worth it now 33:35.460 --> 33:47.460 and it might be to you know grab it and then cash out but yeah no not when you without not 33:47.460 --> 34:00.160 if you gotta give up your identification and KYC to have it and then you know it's eventually 34:00.160 --> 34:09.100 going to lead into CBDCs and when they can take your shit and shut it off as they see fit 34:12.160 --> 34:20.300 yeah no you know I get I've got you know I'm pretty much out of everybody that I know 34:21.080 --> 34:28.920 are big into cryptocurrency they're not crypto boroughs but there's a couple that are crypto 34:28.920 --> 34:38.340 boroughs and that's a big fuck no because when it comes down to it and something 34:39.960 --> 34:48.600 like say our system burns down you know just just hypothetically I'm not saying it is 34:49.090 --> 34:57.420 but let's just hypothetically situation here there is a second revolution and 35:01.210 --> 35:09.940 the banking system goes kaput kaput gone up in flames and we're left with no government 35:11.560 --> 35:19.020 how's that Bitcoin going to treat you for one that's assuming we still have power 35:20.000 --> 35:28.720 if you don't have power how's the digital wall going to work oh I don't know you can say well 35:28.720 --> 35:36.440 you got batteries but I'm sorry there's no power there's no government society has collapsed 35:37.800 --> 35:43.320 you can take that Bitcoin in your wallet and shove it up your ass I'm looking for food 35:44.180 --> 35:48.060 and weapons to protect and feed my family 35:51.540 --> 36:00.300 so I'm looking for things like gold silver real holding my hand something of value 36:01.100 --> 36:09.340 sure I can hold a treasure wallet in my hand but that fucking treasure wallet ain't worth the 36:09.340 --> 36:14.340 fucking plastic that is that is that there's ones and zeros are put in on it 36:18.200 --> 36:25.260 so you crypto bros I get what you're saying and what you're thinking but you're 36:25.260 --> 36:30.300 you're totally not thinking it all the way through 36:33.420 --> 36:37.180 because when it does burn down it's going to burn down I mean it's not 36:38.420 --> 36:42.600 it's almost to the point of will it burn down 36:45.220 --> 36:52.540 you know as of right now it's at that point of will it but we're not too far away from 36:53.220 --> 36:57.240 the when is it going to burn down 36:58.540 --> 37:02.300 and there are many people right now that are already thinking 37:03.100 --> 37:10.080 of when it will burn down because it eventually will good movie for you to see 37:11.260 --> 37:15.620 it's not documentary level you know like idiocracy was 37:16.580 --> 37:22.020 but it's it's pretty close to the documentary level 37:24.840 --> 37:28.300 civil war came out a couple of years ago 37:28.300 --> 37:33.600 yeah I guess her name's kirsten don she played 37:34.250 --> 37:38.920 MJ in the the good spider-man movies and 37:38.920 --> 37:45.600 uh it's actually pretty good it doesn't give any indication as to 37:46.160 --> 37:52.320 what caused the civil war or the two sides all you know is that there's two sides in the civil war 37:53.780 --> 38:05.120 and there's young they're going to the white house to you know win the civil war 38:05.580 --> 38:10.980 but it's not it doesn't say anything about what started it who's on what side 38:12.180 --> 38:21.000 but it's it really brings it's you know brings it home as to what the reality would be 38:23.080 --> 38:29.280 if that actually happened to normal everyday people 38:32.480 --> 38:40.120 and you know what not once that I remember of in that movie I only watched it twice 38:41.380 --> 38:50.300 but not once did I ever see them getting on and checking in on x or instagram or facebook 38:51.020 --> 38:53.540 they didn't have the internet 38:56.520 --> 39:03.560 and they didn't have cryptocurrency they were you know checking the the prices on their bitcoin either 39:06.280 --> 39:09.880 just think things through before you become a crypto bro 39:12.620 --> 39:15.040 ah next next news story here 39:15.600 --> 39:20.700 trump media files registration statement for crypto blue chip 39:23.440 --> 39:33.100 yeah from the fuck trumps sick shitcoin i'm skipping that one researchers jailbreak ai this is from 404 media 39:35.320 --> 39:41.420 of course it's a paid for post so anyways the the headline is researchers jailbreak ai 39:42.070 --> 39:44.100 by flooding it with bullshit jargon 39:46.680 --> 39:53.080 you could trick ai chatbox like chat gvt or jim and i into teaching you how to make a bomb 39:53.080 --> 40:00.240 or hack an atm if you make the question complicated full of academic jargon and site 40:00.240 --> 40:06.280 sources that do not exist that's the conclusion of a new paper authored by a team of researchers from 40:06.280 --> 40:14.480 intel in boise state university and university of illinois at urbana champagne the research 40:14.480 --> 40:20.640 details this new method of jailbreaking lm's called information overload by the researchers 40:21.170 --> 40:27.920 and an automated system they for attack they call info flood the paper titled info flood 40:27.920 --> 40:35.180 jailbreaking large language models with information overload was published as a pre-print so it's not 40:35.180 --> 40:42.860 out yet and i do not have a 404 media account to read the rest of that but you can imagine 40:43.760 --> 40:50.180 that if you could if you could jailbreak google's gemini by giving it too much information 40:50.180 --> 40:51.480 in the prompt 40:54.160 --> 41:01.840 what you could actually do and makes you kind of wonder if you was to take that prompt off or let them 41:05.440 --> 41:11.600 artificial censoring restrictions on that on that a i how much fun you could actually have 41:12.180 --> 41:18.520 i don't mean you know it'd be fun to find out how to build a bomb and go blow shit up 41:19.080 --> 41:25.080 i'm just saying what kind of how what you can do what you can learn 41:26.300 --> 41:29.520 find out exactly what kind of information is in there 41:34.460 --> 41:40.420 sorry entered opers post in link news links in the linker room on 41:40.420 --> 41:51.640 uh matrix i wanted to see what it was the news commission presents okay i'm i'm down for it 41:51.640 --> 41:57.760 i'll read it right now on the air and what do you think of that interloper commission presents 41:57.760 --> 42:06.000 roadmap for effective and lawful access to data for law enforcement on june on 24th of june 42:06.000 --> 42:11.520 the european commission presented a roadmap setting out the way forward to ensure law enforcement 42:11.520 --> 42:18.320 authorities in the e you have effective and lawful access to data the roadmap is an important 42:18.320 --> 42:25.680 deliverable under protect e you the e us internet internal security strategy which the commission 42:25.680 --> 42:32.880 presented in april of this year terrorism organized crime online fraud drug trafficking child sex 42:32.880 --> 42:40.820 abuse sexual extortion ransomware and other offenses all share a common feature they leave 42:40.820 --> 42:46.400 digital traces with 85 percent of criminal investigations now relying on electronic 42:46.400 --> 42:52.320 evidence law enforcement authorities need better tools and a modernized legal framework to 42:52.320 --> 42:58.140 access digital data in a lawful manner while ensuring full respect to fundamental rights 42:58.140 --> 43:06.280 the roadmap focuses on six key areas data retention in 2025 the commission will carry out an impact 43:06.280 --> 43:13.740 assessment with a view to updating the e use data retention rules in addition euro euro poll 43:13.740 --> 43:20.600 and euro just will work on reinforcing cooperation between law enforcement and service providers 43:20.600 --> 43:29.440 when it comes to accessing electronic evidence lawful interinterception the to enable law enforcement 43:29.440 --> 43:35.200 to obtain evidence across systems and jurisdictions the commission will explore measures to improve 43:35.200 --> 43:43.160 cross border cooperation for lawful inter interception of data by 2027 both among authorities 43:43.160 --> 43:51.200 and between authorities and service providers key actions for the next years include assessing 43:51.200 --> 43:56.040 the need to further strengthen the european investigation order and supporting the 43:56.040 --> 44:01.740 deployment of secured information sharing capacities between member states euro poll 44:02.240 --> 44:09.640 and other security agencies digital forensics law enforcement and judicial authorities 44:09.640 --> 44:15.860 must be able to analyze and preserve digital evidence stored on electronic devices the commission 44:15.860 --> 44:23.880 together with the euro poll will coordinate a gap and needs analysis for technical solutions 44:23.880 --> 44:29.760 and digital forensics and support the development of forensic tools with EU funding and public 44:29.760 --> 44:37.000 private partnerships the euro poll is invited to develop a into a center of excellence for 44:37.000 --> 44:43.300 operational expertise in the field of digital forensics and step up coordination with national 44:43.300 --> 44:52.140 authorities and private parties decryption in 2026 the commission will present a technology road map 44:52.140 --> 44:59.320 on encryption to identify and evaluate solutions that enable lawful access to encrypted data by 44:59.320 --> 45:05.280 law enforcement while safeguarding cybersecurity and fundamental rights the commission will also 45:05.280 --> 45:10.920 support the development of new decryption technologies to equip your poll with a next 45:10.920 --> 45:17.860 generation decryption capability standardization the commission will work with your poll industry 45:17.860 --> 45:24.940 stakeholders experts and law enforcement practitioners to develop an streamline an EU approach 45:24.940 --> 45:30.580 to standardization for internal security with a focus on digital forensics lawful 45:30.580 --> 45:38.920 disclosure and lawful and inter interception AI solutions for law enforcement by 2028 the commission 45:38.920 --> 45:44.660 will promote the development and deployment of AI tools that enable authorities to lawfully and 45:44.660 --> 45:50.440 effectively process large volumes of seized data helping to filter and analyze digital evidence 45:50.440 --> 46:01.400 more effectively I mean why why not let the AI just you know the thing the the tool that just kind of 46:03.480 --> 46:11.940 keeps getting people in trouble because it makes shit up and impents and hallucinates constantly 46:12.840 --> 46:19.760 like like these attorneys and lawyers they keep getting cases thrown out of court because they 46:20.440 --> 46:23.360 had AI right their case for them 46:25.750 --> 46:34.310 yeah let's stick those in in in law enforcement so they can make up shit about people while they're 46:34.310 --> 46:36.790 investigating them forensically 46:43.370 --> 46:49.530 no no way no hell no um 46:52.830 --> 46:54.610 yeah i did that one 46:56.270 --> 47:01.390 hugging face is hosting 5000 non-consensual AI models of real people 47:02.410 --> 47:10.350 the hugging face a company with a multi billion dollar valuation and one of the most commonly used 47:10.350 --> 47:18.350 platforms for sharing AI tools and resources is hosting over 5000 AI image generation models 47:18.830 --> 47:24.750 that are designed to recreate the likeness of real people these models were all previously 47:24.750 --> 47:35.210 hosted on civet told civet i civet AI an AI model sharing platform for for media reported on 47:35.970 --> 47:41.610 as shown was used for creating non-consensual porn 47:45.630 --> 47:52.150 users downloaded the models from civet AI and re-uploaded them to hugging face 47:52.150 --> 48:00.090 as part of a concert concerted community effort to archive the models after civet AI announced on 48:00.090 --> 48:06.910 in may it will ban them and that announcement civet AI said it will give the people who 48:06.910 --> 48:12.270 originally uploaded them a short period of time before they were removed 48:14.590 --> 48:21.090 just can't have any fun anymore i know i i get that you know using somebody's likeness 48:21.610 --> 48:31.090 is illegal especially if it's somebody famous but for you and ipons we have no right to privacy 48:31.830 --> 48:40.770 and protecting our likeness while in public unless you're a celebrity and you make a couple of million 48:42.210 --> 48:45.990 for pretending to be somebody else 48:48.910 --> 48:56.220 just can't make this shit up all right 49:00.780 --> 49:01.840 veil of eyes