Flock Now Using AI to Report to Police If Our Movement Patterns Are "Suspicious"
13 days ago
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- Flock, a surveillance company, uses AI to analyze driving patterns and report 'suspicious' movement to police.
- The company's system tracks nationwide vehicle movements, allowing police to search records and now generate suspicion via AI.
- New features like 'Multi-State Insights' and 'Linked Vehicles' expand surveillance to track associations and cross-state movements.
- Concerns include lack of transparency about AI algorithms, potential biases, and over-policing of marginalized communities.
- Critics argue such systems lead to mission creep and undermine privacy, urging communities to reject mass surveillance.