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Senators push for tighter rules on AI surveillance networks
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Senators called for tighter rules and privacy safeguards around AI-powered license plate readers at the first Congressional hearing on the technology. The hearing focused on Flock Safety's nationwide surveillance network and whether it infringes on public privacy.
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