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In some ways, automated license plate readers (ALPRs) like Flock and similar technology-driven surveillance tools are nothing new.
We know that our phones and apps generate extensive location data. We know there are cameras on most busy ci...
A bill was introduced last month in the Senate that would “require operating system providers to require users to indicate their age and developers of applications, covered internet website operators, and browser providers to request a sign...
Recent reporting from Reason has identified the FBI’s Threat Screening Center’s (TSC) interest in leveraging “predictive AI capabilities” for its watchlist operations.
For background, the TSC works to share “terrorism-related information a...
This past week, the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre ordered GitHub to disable access to Bitchat repositories, or risk losing its safe harbour and face criminal prosecution. This came in response to student protests and a subsequent i...
A revealing argument about open-weight AI broke out last week after Dean Ball, OpenAI’s head of strategy, suggested that open models will lead us to “full AI communism.” I objected that we never called Linux communist, or Apache, PostgreSQL...
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