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"I Like Them": Trump Weighs In On Flock Surveillance Cameras
"I Like Them": Trump Weighs In On Flock Surveillance Cameras
You know those Flock surveillance cameras everyone hates? Trump just came out in favor of them.
A Flock camera monitors traffic in Quincy, Massachusetts. (Greg Derr/Patriot Ledger/USA Today Network/Reuters Connect)
Speaking with reporters on Sunday on Air Force One en route to Joint Base Andrews, Trump endorsed the AI-powered mass surveillance tool.
"Speaking of [AI], Flock cameras. You haven’t talked a lot about these Flock cameras. A lot of law enforcement say they really help them. Would you be willing to back that?"...
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