The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is quietly developing a new generation of mobile AI surveillance trucks capable of autonomous border monitoring—essentially, rolling watchtowers. According to federal records, the “Modular Mobile Surveillance System” (M2S2) would combine radar, high-definition cameras, and computer vision algorithms—originally designed for military drones—to detect and track people, vehicles, and heat signatures miles away. Mounted on 4x4 vehicles, these systems could be deployed in remote areas and operate unattended, logging every motion and transmitting real-time data to command centers via a tactical mapping platform used by the U.S. military.

What’s being presented as border security technology has profound prophetic implications. The same AI infrastructure designed to monitor borders could easily be adapted to monitor populations—forming the backbone of a future surveillance state. When artificial intelligence gains the authority to watch, record, and flag human movement without oversight, the lines between national security and total control blur. Revelation 13 describes a world where systems of power see and know all who “buy or sell.” The M2S2 project may represent one more brick in the technological foundation of that coming Beast system.

SOURCE: Wired