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Lawton Police Deploy Clearview AI Facial Recognition Tech
Lawton, OK, just gave twenty-six officers the keys to a database its residents never agreed to join.
Dallas Police Propose Expanding AI Facial Recognition to Minor Crimes
Dallas weighs turning a crime-fighting shortcut into a citywide surveillance habit.
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What Happens When Every Face Is Searchable
The boundary between curiosity and surveillance has vanished into a cheap subscription.
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Across Counties and Cities, the Eyes and Ears Are On
Constant watching. Public microphones. This is what happens when budget shortfalls meet venture capital solutions.
Oklahoma City Approves Controversial Facial Recognition Deal Despite Privacy Concerns
Oklahoma City is betting on an opaque AI dragnet without telling residents who’s behind the wheel or where it’s pointed.
Austin Police Begin Use of Facial Recognition Amid Concerns Over Surveillance Expansion
Austin Police Department adopts facial recognition under 2020 resolution, deepening biometric surveillance with minimal oversight safeguards.
Objectors Appeal Clearview AI Settlement Granting Plaintiffs 23% Stake, Arguing It Rewards Alleged Privacy Violators Without Changing Company Practices
A lawsuit over biometric surveillance ends with plaintiffs owning part of the tech they once fought to dismantle.
Canadian Court Upholds Ban on Clearview AI’s Unconsented Facial Data Collection in British Columbia
Clearview AI faces a major roadblock as a Canadian court upholds a ban on its unauthorized collection of facial data.
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Social Media Facial Recognition Expands, Secret Law Enforcement Searches Double
Clearview AI’s mass facial recognition database continues to expand, sparking intense debate over privacy and surveillance.
Indiana Cop Used Facial Recognition Scans to Perform Non-Work-Related Searches
An Evansville officer’s resignation reveals the murky misuse of powerful surveillance tools.
Clearview AI: Ohio’s Ongoing Use of a Controversial Photo-Collection Firm for Facial Recognition Searches
The State Attorney General’s office has signed a new contract.
Canadian Police Want Tech to Access Private CCTV Cameras in Real-Time
Copying some US police departments.
