Florida Woman Wrongly Jailed in Deadly Crash Takes Fight Against AI Surveillance to US Senate
Lindsey Isaacs said a Flock camera hit led to her arrest and 13 days in jail, as senators examined privacy and misuse risks.
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Palm Coast Woman Wrongfully Jailed Over Flock Camera Testifies Before U.S. Senate
Palm Coast, FL — A Flagler County woman who spent nearly two weeks in jail after being wrongly accused of a fatal hit-and-run took her case to Washington this week, testifying before a U.S. Senate subcommittee examining the risks of AI-powered surveillance cameras — the same technology her attorneys say put her behind bars for
Giannoulias Speaks Out In Support Of The U.S. Senate Effort To Hold Tech Companies Accountable For Their Surveillance Networks
SPRINGFIELD – As Flock Safety and other AI surveillance companies face scrutiny before the U.S. Senate today, Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias has worked to hold the technology companies accountable for their unlawful use and sharing of license plate reader data. As a result of these efforts, the topic has gained national attention. Today, the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism is holding a bipartisan hearin…
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