Norway is considering banning camera-equipped smart glasses that can record people without consent, citing privacy concerns over Meta's plans to add AI-powered facial recognition. Digital Minister Kar…
More than 120,000 Flock Safety license plate readers are operating across the U.S., tracking and sharing movements without warrants, according to the American Civil Liberties Union, which warns of a n…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley called for a national "compromise" between privacy and safety in a Fox News interview as backlash against the company's AI-powered surveillance cameras intensifies, wi…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley said on the All-In Podcast that drones are the company's fastest-growing business unit and will account for nearly half of its future revenue, as the surveillance firm…
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) criticized Flock Safety's recent changes to its AI-powered traffic cameras, calling them 'retreads' that fail to address privacy harms. The ACLU urges default…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley, facing backlash over the company's 120,000 license plate reading cameras across 49 states, said in a Bloomberg interview that 'we're not Big Brother' and announced pl…
Flock Safety, the Atlanta-based operator of 120,000 automatic licence-plate readers across the US, has reduced its recommended default image retention period from 30 days to 7 days and introduced mand…
Flock Safety announced new policies on Thursday to address police abuse of its AI surveillance cameras, following dozens of reported cases including the arrest of three Georgia deputies and the invest…
Flock Safety, a leading provider of automated license plate readers, announced Thursday it will make mandatory several platform changes by Jan. 1, including an audit tool that locks out users on abnor…
The Department of Homeland Security plans to expand its use of artificial intelligence for processing Freedom of Information Act requests, aiming to reduce a backlog that stood at 245,572 pending requ…
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the most surveilled in history, with the U.S. government investing over $1 billion in AI-driven surveillance including facial recognition cameras, drones, and robot dog…
Kansas City, Missouri, is equipping public buses with facial recognition software to identify banned riders and missing persons, sparking a debate over security versus privacy. The American Civil Libe…
The Supreme Court unanimously sided with Texas marijuana user Ali Danial Hemani, ruling that a federal law barring drug users from owning guns violates the Second Amendment. The decision strikes down …
Kansas City, Missouri, plans to install facial recognition cameras on public buses to identify banned riders and missing persons, sparking debate over security versus privacy. The American Civil Liber…
The NO FAKES Act, intended to combat harmful AI-generated impersonations, would instead suppress satire, commentary, and news by importing DMCA-style takedown rules, according to a coalition of civil …