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Lord Strasburger
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We are talking today about live facial recognition at protests and why the police must not be allowed to use it until Parliament has agreed a clear and democratic code of practice.
AI Verified source (Mar 9, 2026) -
Lord Strasburger
votes For
and says:
Live facial recognition is not just another camera on a street corner; it is a mass surveillance tool that can scan every face in a crowd, compare people in real time against a watch-list and permanently change what it feels like to stand in the publ...
more AI Verified source (Mar 9, 2026) -
The first company or companies to develop AGI could gain control over a majority of economic activity
12 opinions
Lord Strasburger
votes For
and says:
ASI could be controlled by a small group of humans who could use it to concentrate economic and political power, rendering most people obsolete and politically powerless.
Unverifiable source (Jan 29, 2026) -
Lord Strasburger
votes For
and says:
A moratorium and binding international regulation of ASI is, frankly, our only hope, however hard it will be to agree. It will be even harder to enforce, but we have to do it; there is no choice.
AI Verified source (Jan 29, 2026) -
Governments and labs should build the capability for a global slowdown of frontier AI development in case it's needed
55 opinions
Lord Strasburger
votes For
and says:
A moratorium and binding international regulation of ASI is, frankly, our only hope, however hard it will be to agree.
AI Verified source (Jan 29, 2026) -
Lord Strasburger
votes For
and says:
A moratorium and binding international regulation of ASI is, frankly, our only hope, however hard it will be to agree. It will be even harder to enforce, but we have to do it; there is no choice.
Unverifiable source (Jan 29, 2026) -
Nations should negotiate a binding international treaty on AI safety, similar to nuclear non-proliferation
108 opinions
Lord Strasburger
votes For
and says:
A moratorium and binding international regulation of ASI is, frankly, our only hope, however hard it will be to agree. It will be even harder to enforce, but we have to do it; there is no choice.
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