by PAUL JOSEPH WATSON | JANUARY 23, 2015Harvard Professor Margo Seltzer warned that miniature mosquito drones will one day forcibly extract your DNA on behalf of the government and insurance companies as she told elitists at the World Economic Forum in Davos that privacy was dead.
Davos, the destination for Reasonable People.
Seltzer,
Does he have a brother named Alka?
a professor in computer science at Harvard University, told attendees, âPrivacy as we knew it in the past is no longer feasible⌠How we conventionally think of privacy is dead.â
Seltzer went on to predict that in the near future, mosquito-sized robots would perpetually monitor individuals as well as collecting DNA and biometric information for governments and corporations.
I welcome our mosquito-sized robot overlords. I think a fly swatter would work very well on one.
âItâs not whether this is going to happen, itâs already happening,â said Seltzer on the issue of pervasive surveillance. âWe live in a surveillance state today.â
The professor added that miniaturized drone technology should be used for benevolent purposes, such as sending the same device into an Ebola ward to âzap the germsâ.
With frickin' lasers.
Fellow Harvard academic Sophia Roosth also warned that an era of âgenetic McCarthyismâ was on the way as a result of peopleâs personal genetic information being available to governments via the Internet.