Flock cameras draw bipartisan concerns at Senate hearing
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Senators of both parties expressed alarm Wednesday about the use of artificial intelligence-powered surveillance cameras and automated license plate readers.
The bipartisan concerns were aired at a hearing held by the Senate Judiciary Committee’s panel on Crime and Counterterrorism, though Garrett Langley, the CEO of Flock Safety, which has drawn intense criticism around privacy rights, and the heads of other surveillance firms declined to testify.
Subcommittee Chairman Josh Hawley, R-Mo.,
The bipartisan concerns were aired at a hearing held by the Senate Judiciary Committee’s panel on Crime and Counterterrorism, though Garrett Langley, the CEO of Flock Safety, which has drawn intense criticism around privacy rights, and the heads of other surveillance firms declined to testify.
Subcommittee Chairman Josh Hawley, R-Mo.,
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