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cc: @gregdoucette.bsky.social

The problem is not the Flock cameras. The cameras are a tool. The problem lies in the type of person attracted to police work. Too many (not all) are attracted to this position of power for the wrong reasons.

Are AI executives begging for immunity from damage they created with hallucinations? Is the sudden concern about "humanity" a smokescreen for a technology with a 95% failure rate? Have AI executives been making knowingly false promises for years (i.e. fraud)? www.thedataexperts.us/writing/ente...

Are AI executives begging for immunity from damage they created with hallucinations? Is the sudden concern about "humanity" a smokescreen for a technology with a 95% failure rate? Have AI executives been making knowingly false promises for years (i.e. fraud)? www.thedataexperts.us/writing/ente...

Gee. And people wonder why people don't like Flock cameras.

And you have to wonder how many of them are ICE agents now

five years after retirement and the login still worked. mine got shut off before my last box was packed

They must have skipped that training session

i’m thinking some, not every. especially when IT is at lunch

I hear you but things wayyy less sensitive than surveillance systems require 2FA/MFA these days.

They have to go to prison. For a long time.

Remember, MapQuest shows you where the flock cameras are.....

is this good

Bad they don't loose access after leaving the police. Maybe worse that the use of these tools to track people by the police is now normal.

I need to stop complaining about how the Star Warsnline about its an.old code but it still checks out

As simply put as I know how to put it, Flock cameras—and everything that does what Flock cameras do—is an abomination. The people who create them, the people who deploy them, and the people who profit from them, all belong in Hell.

Something something twenty two ell arr

So, another thing to abolish along with ICE