Big Tech as Big Brother: Oracle’s Larry Ellison Says ‘Citizens Will Be on Their Best Behavior’ with AI Surveillance

Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) co-founder Larry Ellison’s September 2024 comments about AI-powered mass surveillance have resurfaced after an older video clip of him discussing surveillance technology gained widespread attention on social media.

The video, reposted by X user Chief Nerd on January 22, has accumulated 8.9 million views, bringing renewed attention to Ellison’s vision of AI-monitored society.

During an Oracle financial analysts meeting in September, Ellison had described a future where artificial intelligence would continuously monitor security cameras, police body cameras, and other surveillance devices to ensure “citizens will be on their best behavior.”

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His vision included replacing police cars with AI drones for pursuit scenarios, telling investors: “You just have a drone follow the car. It’s very simple in the age of autonomous drones.”

The Oracle co-founder, worth $157 billion and ranked as the world’s sixth-richest person, outlined plans for comprehensive surveillance where “we are constantly recording and reporting everything that’s going on.”


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