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The vibes are bad for Flock in Washington

The Verge
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Flock faced intense scrutiny at a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing over its AI-powered surveillance network, with lawmakers and experts raising concerns about privacy, data security, and wrongful arrests linked to its license plate readers. Despite the CEOs of Flock and peer companies declining to testify, the hearing highlighted bipartisan unease about the use and storage of location data by automated license plate readers.

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