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Austin-area law enforcement is testing AI-assisted police reports. Just watch out for wizards (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is everywhere from social media feeds to political campaign ads. Now, police departments are testing AI tools that can turn body camera footage into draft police reports in a matter of minutes. In Hays County, the sheriff’s department spent three months testing out a whole suite of AI-enabled software from police tech conglomerate Axon. Axon, formerly TASER International, has contracts with a lot of departments across the Austin area. They still sell tasers, but now they
Are you a Texas voter in 'suspense'? Don't freak out. You can still vote in November (opens the original)
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More than a million Texans are on the voter suspense list as of March of this year including 71,004 Travis County residents, 12,078 Hays County residents and 36,050 Williamson County residents. Being on the list doesn't mean a voter has been removed from the voting rolls or that they're ineligible to vote in the upcoming election, but may mean that they have extra requirements to fulfill at the polls. Ending up on the voter suspense rolls can happen for a number of reasons, like if a jury summon
San Marcos City Council member arrested on charge of assault of a public servant (opens the original)
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A San Marcos City Council member was arrested Sunday on charges of assault on a public servant in Austin. Lorenzo Gonzalez, who represents Place 5, is facing a third degree felony charge after an incident that involved two security officers. In the arrest affidavit, the Austin Police Department officer who arrived at 301 Lavaca St. at 5:45 p.m. said Gonzalez pushed one security officer and bit the other's hand after being restrained on the ground. Gonzalez's bail was set at $5,000, and he appear
Making friends is hard. Here are 13 Austin spots to embrace awkwardness and find your people (opens the original)
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Moving to a new city is hard. You have to find a new doctor, memorize the layout of a new grocery store, figure out street names, and, perhaps most dauntingly, make new friends. As a recent, but enthusiastic, transplant to the Lone Star State, I have started gathering my favorite haunts in Austin. I've been dedicating special attention to spots that seem to be watering holes for cool cats. Starting that first conversation is often the toughest step. You might feel a little awkward at times, but,
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