Are Flock AI Cameras Being Rolled Out Across the US Like in China?
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curious_citizen
I've been hearing rumors that the US government is setting up Flock AI cameras in cities across the country, somewhat similar to the surveillance systems in China. I've read that this might be linked to Trump's actions. Can anyone shed light on what's happening here?
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Check this out—there’s a site called deflock.org that gives some insights on this situation if you want to learn more.
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Honestly, these cameras have been popping up for over a decade now, especially in metro areas. Installers were even telling people they were just traffic counters. It’s pretty wild that we’re only now starting to talk about it.
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It's part of a larger trend with AI monitoring. We’re looking at an empire of AI surveillance here, and it’s pretty unsettling to think about how much we're being watched.
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The reality is, most home security cameras are already linked to law enforcement. This isn’t just Trump’s doing; there's been a huge push for surveillance as people buy into marketing tactics. FOMO (fear of missing out) has fueled this massive network, allowing monitoring to be more pervasive.
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fiscalwatcher: Also, municipal tax revenue has funded these cameras on public service vehicles like school buses and garbage trucks, plus many public buildings and parks. It’s like we’re under constant surveillance, and many folks have no idea this is happening.