Dylan Oliver

Marketing @secureainow

[Dylan Oliver @DylanOliverME]

When 77-year-old Carl Gunn spotted an AI-powered Flock camera tracking vehicles in his St. Petersburg neighborhood, he grabbed a camping chair and used his pool skimmer to hold up a sign blocking its view: “DOWN WITH FLOCK CAMERAS.”

Not all heroes wear capes. Some carry pool skimmers.

[Dylan Oliver @DylanOliverME]

Sen. @HawleyMO is right to investigate other potential violators using AI-powered surveillance. In my hometown in Maine, Verkada cameras were disabled after records showed non-police employees shared 30+ login passwords and unidentified users accessed the system.
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[The Alliance for Secure AI @secureainow]

American students are falling behind. Test scores and reading comprehension are down, while children are losing creativity.

CEO @bstein80 joined @foxandfriends to discuss NYC’s K–8 AI ban and why over-reliance on technology is weakening how children learn, think and create.

[Dylan Oliver @DylanOliverME]

Sen. @HawleyMO is launching a Senate investigation into Flock Safety. Here’s what you need to know.

[Glenn Jacobs @GlennJacobsTN]

Get the Flock out of Knox County! My last official act as Mayor was signing this ordinance prohibiting agencies of Knox County government from using fixed ALPRs. Thank you to County Commission for standing strong in defense of Liberty!

[Maggie @maggiemoda]

Anti-Flock. Pro-data center. Anti-AI slop.

[Brendan Steinhauser @bstein80]

1) That is not true. People want to prosper.

2) MAGA is overwhelmingly skeptical of data centers and Big Tech.

3) 70-75% of Americans are opposed to local data centers.

4) The President will come around on this. It might take more time, but he will.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

New directive from the leader: MAGA is required to support all Data Centers, no questions asked.

[Dylan Oliver @DylanOliverME]

@justinamash Well said. Appreciate your insights here.

[Justin Amash @justinamash]

Concerns are local, not theoretical, and they differ by community. Land use, energy costs, noise, and even aesthetics can be legitimate issues. So can tax carveouts and deals cut over residents’ heads. There is no national formula that substitutes for the people who live there.

It is odd to watch some libertarians and classical liberals set aside Hayek’s point about local knowledge the moment they decide a project has broad economic benefits. The president does not know what every town should want.

[Justin Amash @justinamash]

Communities have many legitimate concerns about data centers. To dismiss millions of Americans as people who just want to be “backwards and poor” shows how out of touch Trump has become.

[Rep. Keith Self @RepKeithSelf]

The Fourth Amendment is not up for “compromise.”

Our Founders did not risk their lives so a CEO could trade our rights for profit and perceived “safety.”

“Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” — Benjamin Franklin

[Rep. Eric Burlison @RepEricBurlison]

Good morning.

Reminder: You can be tough on crime without supporting AI-powered warrantless surveillance.

[Maggie @maggiemoda]

It’s not silly to complain about AI ads.

Capitalism is a conversation.

We don’t have to accept everything companies do. We can choose to shop elsewhere, or tell businesses we don’t like AI slop, ultrafast fashion, and junk food.

We don’t have to live like this.

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

Privacy for me, not for thee.

[Dylan Oliver @DylanOliverME]

Florida says NO to ALPRs. 🚨

[The Alliance for Secure AI @secureainow]

BREAKING: Florida DOT revokes all license plate reader permits on state highways. Flock cameras and similar devices must be removed within 30 days.

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

Despite what some may tell you, we are not safe if our right to privacy is not safe.

[Young Americans for Liberty @YALiberty]

1.6 MILLION unauthorized searches in a city with a population of ~68,000.

Let that sink in.

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

We could cancel every Flock contract tomorrow, and the surveillance problem remains, because a competitor takes the contract the next day.

The fix isn't a boycott of one vendor. It's a warrant requirement.

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[The Hill @thehill]

Hawley launches investigation into Flock cameras’ massive surveillance program
https://t.co/rVORics9C0

[The Alliance for Secure AI @secureainow]

🚨NEW: A Texas police officer is facing 100 FELONY CHARGES for allegedly misusing Flock’s surveillance network.

Records show the Lufkin, TX officer conducted more than 45,000 searches, including searching one license plate 3,470 times.

Lufkin has now suspended its use of Flock entirely.

This is exactly why unchecked AI surveillance is so dangerous.
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