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Florida County Finds Mysterious Flock Cameras Installed Without Permits or Approval (opens the original)
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As a Florida county works to remove all of its Flock Safety automated license-plate readers from local roads, officials discovered several cameras that were installed without their knowledge or approval. The Washington Post first reported on Oct. 1 that after St. Lucie County decided to remove all of its Flock cameras—which have received scrutiny over police misuse and constitutional privacy concerns—officials found 14 mysterious cameras that were installed without permits. The St. Lucie County
AI Less Than a Year Away From Developing Its Own Language, Researcher Tells Congress (opens the original)
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Advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models may be less than a year away from inventing and deploying unique languages that humans would struggle to understand, a frontier AI researcher told Congress on Sept. 30. During questions, Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) asked Apollo Research CEO and founder Marius Hobbhahn how long it would take for AI models to create their own language that humans would struggle to understand. “Minus 12 months. So last year, we have studied the chain of thought of one O
Trump, Industry Leaders Sign Voluntary Accord on AI Standards (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump and leaders from the tech industry signed a voluntary “accord” on artificial intelligence (AI) standards and controls. The agreement was made after a meeting with industry leaders at the White House on Tuesday. Trump, during a press briefing after the meeting, described it as “a constitution, in a way.” “It really is a form of protection,” Trump said. Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) met with tech industry CEOs amid growing debates over AI’s risks and whether r
Feral Hogs Are Taking Over America; Hunters Have a Solution (opens the original)
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The invasive hogs have contributed to the decline of nearly 300 native plant and animal species in the United States alone, according to the USDA. OKEECHOBEE, Fla.—On an 1,800-acre private preserve about 15 miles from Florida’s massive Lake Okeechobee, taxidermist and rancher Ian Hall offers a service some experts say is a critical solution to the explosion of invasive feral hogs across the U.S. mainland: guided hunts. For a flat $350 fee, you can hunt a feral hog from atop a swamp buggy with a
Kamala Harris Campaigns With El-Sayed in High-Stakes Michigan Senate Race (opens the original)
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris stumped in Detroit on Sept. 22 for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, hoping to boost the fellow Democrat’s chances of winning in November and the party’s odds of retaking the U.S. Senate. The two appeared together Tuesday afternoon at a roundtable hosted by Birth Detroit, a black-led community birth center and maternal health provider that has endorsed El-Sayed in Michigan’s Senate race against former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, a Republican. Harris told the panel t
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