America’s surveillance problem is much bigger than Flock | Stephen L. Carter

Stephen L. Carter argues that the surveillance problem in America extends far beyond the capabilities of Flock. He references the television series Person of Interest, which aired from 2011 to 2016, to illustrate the concept of constant monitoring. The show's premise featured protagonists aided by a surveillance system, a concept that now feels outdated given the current scale of real-world monitoring. Carter emphasizes that the systemic issue of being watched is a widespread national concern.