Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: El-Sayed fires back at Israel grilling Hosts who ridiculed JD Vance get the history of blood libel wrong on air Ex-OF manager who 'believed the lie' of sexual freedom warns it's crushing women Former Pentagon AI Policy Director Mark Beall warned that expanding artificial intelligence surveillance tools, like Flock cameras, could turn American communities into a “China-like surveillance state” unless guardrails are enforced. Speaking on “Saturday in America,” Beall argued that while this technology can have vital law enforcement benefits, clear rules and judicial oversight are necessary to protect the rights of Americans at home. “We have to be careful that we don’t go too far to the other direction and create a China-like surveillance state, which is literally what AI capabilities will ultimately enable and are enabling right now,” Beall told Fox News.
