Flock Offers Buyouts as the Backlash Keeps Growing
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Flock Offers Buyouts as the Backlash Keeps Growing
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Zach and Elizabeth dig into a Wired report on Flock's new voluntary separation program, offered to its roughly 1,500 employees amid mounting backlash, along with reporting that the company may need to sell off parts of its business to stay afloat.
They cover an EFF audit log review that caught officers searching ALPR networks with reasons like "IDK" and keyboard mashing, and a wider rundown of how little those "safeguards" actually fix.
From there, they look at a new front in AI-powered code enforcement: a company called City Detect is putting cameras on garbage trucks to assign homes a "blight score," with early data showing violations concentrated almost entirely in lower-income zip codes.
They close out with Meta's Ray-Ban camera glasses and the plan to use them to train household robots, musings on AI-generated content flooding YouTube, and an update on a DC police union pushing back after internal affairs used Flock to secretly monitor officers under investigation.