Xprize founder says global surveillance is a good thing because humans behave better when they are being watched

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Xprize founder Peter Diamandis argues that global surveillance can have positive effects by encouraging better human behavior under observation. He suggests that increased monitoring may promote accountability and ethical conduct.

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