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For Palestinians, the control brought by technology is not a story about the future; it is everyday life.
Israel has long used surveillance, facial recognition, phone data, and internet shutdowns to manage Palestinians.
In Gaza, artificial intelligence also helps the military identify targets, making attacks faster and more numerous while making human responsibility harder to see.
Social media platforms restrict Palestinian voices, and some important photos, videos, and historical records may also be deleted.
Today, many people use artificial intelligence to learn about the news, but misinformation can influence its answers.
Israel is also spending money to produce large amounts of online content in the hope of changing how chatbots talk about Gaza.
More dangerously, technologies used in Palestine are packaged as “security products” and then sold to other countries.
The United Kingdom and the United States have also begun using technology from related companies to manage medical information, monitor immigrants, and monitor people who support Palestine.
Palestine’s experience reminds the world that when governments and large companies jointly control data, surveillance, and artificial intelligence, people’s freedom, memories, and history may all be threatened.