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Former Pentagon AI chief warns about surveillance camera network

A former AI chief at the Department of Defense warns that Flock, a company with AI-enabled surveillance cameras, could foster a Chinese-style surveillance society in the United States.

Why it mattersSecurity and human rights concerns over expanded domestic use of AI surveillance technology.

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