News about: surveillance

OpenAI amends its agreement with the Defense Department to explicitly prohibit the use of its AI system for mass surveillance of Americans.

Flock cameras are facing a wave of vandalism across the US, raising questions about public acceptance and the future of surveillance technology. Some are smashing the cameras in a bold statement.

Russian telecom company Protei, which develops web surveillance and censorship tools, has suffered a data breach and website defacement.

Palantir's CEO suggests trading privacy for AI dominance. What does this mean for the future of technology and society?

Reolink introduces the TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi camera with advanced AI, raising questions about the balance between security and personal privacy.

An ethical spyware company faces a dilemma: whether to provide its technology to ICE, considering potential misuse and human rights concerns.

US Customs seeks AI to analyze seized devices, raising privacy concerns. They want to find hidden patterns, raising concerns about digital privacy at the border.

Milwaukee Police are considering trading 2.5 million mugshots for free facial recognition software access. Ethical concerns and bias arise.

DeepMind's London team is reportedly unionizing due to ethical concerns over AI use in weapons and surveillance, plus Google's military contracts.

China utilizes AI to enhance online censorship, flagging sensitive content and suppressing dissent.

Explore the unsettling world of data brokers, how they collect your data, and the potential dangers to your privacy.

Remembering Mark Klein, the AT&T technician who exposed NSA's mass internet surveillance. His courage sparked critical debate about digital privacy.