What Glenn Youngkin did to Virginia, Byron Donalds will do to Florida.
Youngkin essentially engineered the Democrat takeover of Virginia all while pretending he wasn’t.
The Swamp is coming for you, Florida.
Kentucky will record license plates of those who show up to any mass gatherings, such as church services, and will provide that info to local health departments, who will in turn order those individuals to be quarantined for 14 days, Gov. Andy Beshear says https://t.co/wY1CsTNuTw
You'll have to forgive me if I'm not necessary celebrating our "freedom" when driving on I80 across the country after seeing thousands of cameras, plate readers, and WiFi/Bluetooth signal trackers every exit or two.
I'm reasonably positive that I got pulled over in Mississippi and my car searched because the system flagged my movements as suspicious since I'm a landscape photographer that just chases beautiful scenes. There was zero reason that I was pulled over and the cop never gave me one, even though I kept asking. I got no ticket and no warning. So this time I'm looking at cameras wondering if I'm gonna have another interaction while I just on my way to visiting my sick mother.
This is one of the reasons I rail against these kind of systems. It's a type of dystopian precrime system that is the beginning of having to always prove your innocence.
BREAKING: The White House is out with a new National Policy framework for AI.
The proposal says: "States should not be permitted to regulate AI development."
It also says that states shouldn't be able to penalize AI companies when people break the law with their models.
🚨America's newest Digital ID proposal just dropped in the US Senate.
Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn has introduced a new AI bill that bundles 17 different policies into one massive, 291 page bill.
This is just like all these other tech bills we've been seeing - a massive Digital ID framework - with universal age verification being the key to access to the tools.
The bill includes mandatory age verification for every existing account and freezing accounts until users verify their age.
What happens when a Flock camera misreads your license plate?
In the case of Brandon Upchurch, it meant being pulled over, attacked by a police dog, sent to the hospital, and then arrested.
The incident began when an automated license plate reader from Flock Safety incorrectly scanned Upchurch’s plate and flagged it as stolen. That alert was sent to a police officer, who treated the hit as confirmation that the vehicle was involved in a crime.
Upchurch was pulled over and confronted as if he were driving a stolen car. What followed escalated quickly, ending with a police dog being deployed and Upchurch hospitalized before ultimately being taken into custody.
All of this began with a camera reading a license plate wrong.
This is the reality of automated surveillance systems which have flaws. When the technology makes a mistake, it’s not the police officer or government who pays the price. It’s us, the people.
Stay vigilant, find out if your area uses FLOCK and try to get them removed.
A Tennessee grandmother spent nearly six months behind bars in North Dakota, a state she had never even stepped foot in, after being wrongfully identified by AI facial recognition technology in a bank fraud investigation. https://t.co/qnVvFXJAdM
The federal government is buying your private data to avoid getting a warrant.
Today, I introduced the Government Surveillance Reform Act to close the data broker loophole and require a warrant for every search of Americans’ data. https://t.co/5Ybumqfi2u
Would you let a utility company reach into your house and turn up the heat so Al servers stay cool? That's exactly what Ohio's HB427 enables.
Ohio just introduced a bill that lets utility companies control your thermostat.
Most people have no idea it's happening.
Listen to future Lt. Gov. Kim Georgeton break it down: