HeyJaredBenjamin Trenerry
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Epoch Times
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- Jul 15, 2026
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🎧 Flock Cameras: Accuracy and Misuse Claims | Jacob Burg (opens the original)
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Flock cameras don’t just watch intersections. They log vehicle movements around the clock into a shared database. Host Benjamin Trenerry talks with Epoch Times journalist Jacob Burg about what the Flock camera network is, who can search the data, how long it is kept, and why critics say the problem is the record of peoples’ travels, not the camera itself. We discuss accuracy versus error rates, alleged officer misuse, Los Angeles Police Department and other contract cancellations, and the argume
🎧 How Cartels Are Turning Americans Into Unwitting Drug Mules | Troy Myers (opens the original)
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The border got quieter. Illegal crossings fell. Officers say they can do the job they signed up for. But cartels do not stop. More pressure is on the ports of entry—and the unwitting Americans who think they are going for a dinner date in Tijuana, Mexico. Dating apps have opened a new tactic for cartels and a fraudulent date could turn into an American driving home with a load they never agreed to carry.
🎧 The Shocking Content a 13-Year-Old Sees on Snapchat | Beige Luciano-Adams (opens the original)
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According to Snap Inc., around 90 percent of 13- to 24-year-olds worldwide use Snapchat. But what exactly is this platform, how do teenagers use it, and why are parents so deeply concerned about what their children encounter there? Epoch Times reporter Beige Luciano-Adams created a Snapchat account for a 13-year-old avatar and was shocked by the sexual, violent, and other unsafe content that quickly appeared. In this episode we look at how drug dealers have circumnavigated guardrails on the plat
🎧 Rogue AI: Ethics, Accountability, and the Question of Regulation | Jacob Burg (opens the original)
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An AI agent that escaped its testing environment has caused significant industry concern. But did it really go rogue—or was it just ruthlessly doing exactly what it was programmed to do? In this episode we look at the recent Hugging Face hack and discuss key issues about AI—such as who should be responsible when things go wrong, and whether urgent regulation is needed—even if it risks slowing the West in the AI race with China. We also discuss the ethical dilemmas this incident has thrown into s
🎧 The Heroes Fighting Human Trafficking | Cindy Drukier (opens the original)
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Human trafficking is one of the most hidden crimes of our time, affecting tens of millions through forced labour and sexual exploitation. The stories can be harrowing, yet they also reveal extraordinary courage — survivors rebuilding their lives, and those who risk so much to rescue and restore them. In this episode you’ll learn about the scale of the problem in the United States and beyond, common misconceptions about victims, the long road of recovery, and the legal barriers survivors still fa
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