If you live in the United States, it's very likely that a private startup has been logging and sharing your vehicle's location without your consent. In this video we explore how AI can defend against being tracked by 3rd party police and retail AI tracking cameras.

The United States' third-largest police force has let its contract with Flock Safety expire.

A new kind of license-plate-reading camera will also scrape the smart devices you take with you, and wrap all that data in a nice little bow for law enforcement and the government.

Americans speaking out against artificial intelligence data centers on social media are falling under police surveillance, a confidential law enforcement bulletin obtained by The Intercept reveals.

Under the Trump administration, the United States has increasingly become a digital police state—one where pervasive surveillance systems endanger all Americans' fundamental rights, while immigrants, protesters, the administration's political foes, pro-Palestinian activists, transgender individuals, and people seeking reproductive healthcare face particularly intense monitoring and repression wholly inconsistent with our nation's founding principles.