COMMENTS

摘要

In our july issue, we grappled with the embattled creation of an ambitious cryptocurrency called Tezos, gave readers an exclusive look at Palmer Luckey's plan to build a high-tech security system at the US-Mexico border, and made a plea to bring back the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment. Readers (including a former secretary of defense) reacted to the wisdom and morality of these grand schemes."A border surveillance company feels like really, really, truly a bad fit for a blow-by-blow 'getting the cool high-tech team all together' wired profile. Whatever your feelings on immigration, the US-Mexico border is a zone that lends itself to extraordinary cruelty by lawenforcement, and any company building surveillance tech for it has some real moral issues to reckon with. It's unclear how Anduril is doing this."