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Flock Safety: 10 AI articles covering flock safety news, analysis, and research
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Flock Safety Offers Voluntary Buyouts to Shrink Workforce Amid⭐8
Flock Safety offers voluntary buyouts to 1,500 employees amid surveillance backlash, misuse scandals, and cities dropping its license plate recognition tech.
After a Town De-Flocks: What Happens When Cities Ditch License⭐9
Many US cities are ending Flock Safety license plate reader contracts, but what happens after de-Flocking? Data deletion, removal delays, and new surveillance t...
This Is Flock’s AI Search Tool for Cops⭐9
Flock Safety's new AI search tool lets police find suspects using natural language queries across live camera feeds. WIRED analyzes the code powering this surve...
More Americans Oppose Police License Plate Cameras Than Support⭐7
More Americans now oppose police license plate cameras than support them, a new survey finds, signaling a shift in public sentiment amid privacy concerns.
Flock CEO Calls for 'Compromise' as Surveillance Company Faces⭐9
Flock Safety CEO urges compromise between privacy and safety amid backlash over surveillance tech abuse and bipartisan criticism.
The Download: How People Really Use AI, and Flock’s Design Choices⭐8
New research from the AI Observatory reveals how people actually use AI, uncovering sensitive behaviors hidden in major companies' reports.
What Flock's Defenders Overlook in the Surveillance Debate⭐9
Flock Safety defenders overlook key design choices in surveillance debates, from data retention to cross-jurisdiction sharing and privacy risks.
Flock Launches Audit Assistance to Curb Police Misuse of License⭐7
Flock's new Audit Assistance aims to curb license plate reader misuse with data retention cuts, but transparency on how the tool works remains limited.
The Fight Over Flock and Other ALPRs⭐8
The fight over Flock and other ALPRs highlights growing community backlash, privacy concerns, and the future of AI surveillance.
Flock Tightens Rules Amid Growing Surveillance Backlash⭐9
Flock Safety tightens surveillance rules after misuse backlash, but privacy experts warn retention and audit loopholes remain.