@tiotasram @rmounce @inthehands Now that you mention it, it's kind of a wonder that some smart person hasn't figured out a counter solution. Like maybe a way to use the same llm tools to string along random words into whatever sources/data they pull from. Sort of like what some users did during the r*ddit exodus.
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Given all the news about ICE in the past few weeks, can I kindly remind you all that RELX (owners of Elsevier & LexisNexis) is "mission-critical" to ICE. -
Given all the news about ICE in the past few weeks, can I kindly remind you all that RELX (owners of Elsevier & LexisNexis) is "mission-critical" to ICE.@rmounce @inthehands Awesome that people are pointing this out. "For years, ICE has used the legal research and public records data broker #LexisNexis to support its investigations.
In 2022, two non-profits obtained documents via Freedom of Information Act requests, which revealed that ICE performed more than 1.2 million searches over seven months using a tool called Accurint Virtual Crime Centerx
"This year, ICE has paid $4.7 million to subscribe to the service."
https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/26/heres-the-tech-powering-ices-deportation-crackdown/