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This is horrifying Man is suing multiple law enforcement agencies over a wrongful arrest Artificial intelligence was used and it falsely identified him as a suspect trying to lure a child to a restaurant The AI even said he was a 93% match. This is so extremely dangerous to... be using this for law enforcement “Authorities were looking for a suspect who tried to lure a child at a restaurant in Jacksonville Beach, more than 300 miles away. To be accused of a heinous crime of that nature, I'm thinking I may not be coming back home. Investigators submitted surveillance images of the suspect into a facial recognition program, which revealed a 93% match of facial features to Dylan. But not only was Dylan incorrectly identified, he's never even been to Jacksonville Beach” Ready for some horrifying news? This is being used nationwide. From what I’ve found all these states have documented false arrests with AI Florida Maryland Michigan Missouri Louisiana Nevada New Jersey New York North Dakota Arizona Again, all these states have documented false arrests with AIshow more

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this is a fucking wild story an AI put a grandmother in prison for 6 months after incorrectly labelling her a criminal. police arrested her at gunpoint... but the tech fucked up: - police used ai facial recognition that tied her to a bank fraud case, arrested her at gunpoint, imprisoned her - AI had incorrectly tied a fake military ID to her face on a surveillance camera. - police wouldn't release her until a lawyer pointed out she was 1200 miles away from the place the crime was committed this isnt even the 1st case of this happening, a high-school kid eating DORITOS was recently labelled as "carrying a firearm" by an AI - police arrested him if we're going to start using ai for law enforcement can we at least use humans to double-check the thing??? this shit isn't smart enough and shouldn't be used for surveillance like this.

this is a fucking wild story an AI put a grandmother in prison for 6 months after incorrectly labelling her a criminal. police arrested her at gunpoint... but the tech fucked up: - police used ai facial recognition that tied her to a bank fraud case, arrested her at gunpoint, imprisoned her - AI had incorrectly tied a fake military ID to her face on a surveillance camera. - police wouldn't release her until a lawyer pointed out she was 1200 miles away from the place the crime was committed this isnt even the 1st case of this happening, a high-school kid eating DORITOS was recently labelled as "carrying a firearm" by an AI - police arrested him if we're going to start using ai for law enforcement can we at least use humans to double-check the thing??? this shit isn't smart enough and shouldn't be used for surveillance like this.

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Over 200 facial recognition cameras were installed in New Orleans and have been scanning Americans faces 24/7 The police worked with a NGO to go through data and profile Americans for arrest using artificial intelligence “You know about all the facial recognition cameras in New Orleans, right? Oh, you mean you didn't notice the over 200 cameras scanning faces 24/7? Well, they're here, and many are located in the city's French Quarter. For years, over 15 million people who visit this neighborhood annually have been quietly documented while local police were automatically notified if AI software found a match to a person of interest. The problem? AI isn't always accurate, and it has more errors among people with darker skin tones, women, children, and the elderly. Because of these limitations, privacy experts agree that AI-generated facial recognition matches will lead to wrongful arrests. Which is why when the New Orleans City Council first allowed police to use facial recognition technology in 2022, they chose to protect privacy and ban any mass generalized surveillance of the public, except the police did it anyway with the help of a local nonprofit that owns and operates the cameras. It wasn't until the spring of 2025 that the AI-generated alerts were first revealed to the public and turned off. So for now, the AI-generated alerts remain paused, but the facial recognition cameras, they'll remain while New Orleans debates whether or not to be the first US city to give law enforcement the power to track residents and tourists in real time”

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New Orleans Police secretly monitoring law abiding citizens with facial recognition cameras throughout the city “Wow, the police have gone too far with this one. In New Orleans, facial recognition is being used to monitor everyday people and compare them with wanted suspects or people around crime scenes. Not only are cameras in New Orleans being used to identify people with facial recognition, meaning that they're scanning people 24/7. You walk around, your face is being scanned. Not only is that the problem, but also this facial recognition system that the New Orleans Police Department is using and is actually pinging police officers phones as it scans and recognizes people that are either wanted or committed a crime or are a suspect of doing something worth monitoring and worth being notified about. I don't know about you, but as somebody who cares about my privacy, my security, this whole new world of facial recognition, biometric scanning, all of this stuff, it seems to be going a little bit too far. We already know facial recognition struggles to really identify people, especially people of color. So know that these, these technologies are very new. There's going to be a lot of nuances and a lot of people are not informed. If you are in New Orleans or you're around any major city, you better assume that this technology is being used against you. And if you're a regular, everyday, law abiding citizen, you have the opportunity to protect yourself now before other people really even catch on to this. — There is literally no better time to start protecting your privacy now and understanding facial recognition biometric, because this is where the entire world is headed.”

New Orleans Police secretly monitoring law abiding citizens with facial recognition cameras throughout the city “Wow, the police have gone too far with this one. In New Orleans, facial recognition is being used to monitor everyday people and compare them with wanted suspects or people around crime scenes. Not only are cameras in New Orleans being used to identify people with facial recognition, meaning that they're scanning people 24/7. You walk around, your face is being scanned. Not only is that the problem, but also this facial recognition system that the New Orleans Police Department is using and is actually pinging police officers phones as it scans and recognizes people that are either wanted or committed a crime or are a suspect of doing something worth monitoring and worth being notified about. I don't know about you, but as somebody who cares about my privacy, my security, this whole new world of facial recognition, biometric scanning, all of this stuff, it seems to be going a little bit too far. We already know facial recognition struggles to really identify people, especially people of color. So know that these, these technologies are very new. There's going to be a lot of nuances and a lot of people are not informed. If you are in New Orleans or you're around any major city, you better assume that this technology is being used against you. And if you're a regular, everyday, law abiding citizen, you have the opportunity to protect yourself now before other people really even catch on to this. — There is literally no better time to start protecting your privacy now and understanding facial recognition biometric, because this is where the entire world is headed.”

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This is horrifying News cameras catch a private Muslim security force in Texas “You have these grants that were for minority communities and it was set up to be that before we had any of this invasion of all of these people from all over the planet that have come to this country and now they're using that as a workaround to basically install these massive centers that have Sharia law and their own Sharia police force. This is all so insane that I can't even believe that it's true, but you see that it's true right there. (It’s caught on camera) So again, the question is, what are any of these elected officials going to do about this?” “This is scary stuff”

This is horrifying News cameras catch a private Muslim security force in Texas “You have these grants that were for minority communities and it was set up to be that before we had any of this invasion of all of these people from all over the planet that have come to this country and now they're using that as a workaround to basically install these massive centers that have Sharia law and their own Sharia police force. This is all so insane that I can't even believe that it's true, but you see that it's true right there. (It’s caught on camera) So again, the question is, what are any of these elected officials going to do about this?” “This is scary stuff”

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It’s not AI 😮‍💨 I think a lot of cosplayers are experiencing this lately, but every time a new cosplay is posted I am accused of AI. It’s not really a compliment to be accused of being so lazy, I’ve been posting and working on my cosplay long before AI was regularly being used 😓

It’s not AI 😮‍💨 I think a lot of cosplayers are experiencing this lately, but every time a new cosplay is posted I am accused of AI. It’s not really a compliment to be accused of being so lazy, I’ve been posting and working on my cosplay long before AI was regularly being used 😓

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🚨BREAKING: ICE agents are now detaining parents bringing their children home from school, then using the child as bait to try to lure others. Yesterday, in Columbia Heights, ICE agents arrested a man while he was bringing his 4-year-old son home from school. Instead of letting the parent arrange care, or contacting a guardian, which ICE policy requires, agents appear to take the child into a back alley and used him as bait to try to draw others out of the home. When that didn’t work, they took the child and left. Which violates ICE’s own policy. Their policy is clear, children are not to be taken into custody during enforcement actions unless they themselves are being arrested, and agents are required to prioritize the child’s safety and immediate placement with a caregiver. And considering ICE’s documented habit of moving people across state lines and fast-tracking deportations without access to legal counsel, separating a child like this puts families, and children, in real danger. Detaining a 4-year-old with no warrant isn’t immigration enforcement. Using a child as bait to try to lure other family members is not law enforcement. It’s a violation of basic constitutional protections and child welfare standards.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents are now detaining parents bringing their children home from school, then using the child as bait to try to lure others. Yesterday, in Columbia Heights, ICE agents arrested a man while he was bringing his 4-year-old son home from school. Instead of letting the parent arrange care, or contacting a guardian, which ICE policy requires, agents appear to take the child into a back alley and used him as bait to try to draw others out of the home. When that didn’t work, they took the child and left. Which violates ICE’s own policy. Their policy is clear, children are not to be taken into custody during enforcement actions unless they themselves are being arrested, and agents are required to prioritize the child’s safety and immediate placement with a caregiver. And considering ICE’s documented habit of moving people across state lines and fast-tracking deportations without access to legal counsel, separating a child like this puts families, and children, in real danger. Detaining a 4-year-old with no warrant isn’t immigration enforcement. Using a child as bait to try to lure other family members is not law enforcement. It’s a violation of basic constitutional protections and child welfare standards.

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RFK Jr. explains what #Bitcoin means to him “Transactional freedom is critical and Bitcoin is the answer to that. I didn’t pay any attention [to Bitcoin] until the trucker strike in Ottawa, when I saw the Canadian government go in and shut down all the truckers’ bank accounts. These were people who were never convicted of a crime, never charged with a crime, but the Canadian government used AI, facial recognition and surveillance technologies to identify the participants in a protest that was peaceful. I recognized at that point that transactional freedom was as important as freedom of expression.” Kennedy said he is for self-custody wallets.

RFK Jr. explains what #Bitcoin means to him “Transactional freedom is critical and Bitcoin is the answer to that. I didn’t pay any attention [to Bitcoin] until the trucker strike in Ottawa, when I saw the Canadian government go in and shut down all the truckers’ bank accounts. These were people who were never convicted of a crime, never charged with a crime, but the Canadian government used AI, facial recognition and surveillance technologies to identify the participants in a protest that was peaceful. I recognized at that point that transactional freedom was as important as freedom of expression.” Kennedy said he is for self-custody wallets.

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At a press briefing, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara said he has seen the video circulating of a fatal shooting by federal law enforcement agents, but he does not yet know “what happened prior to the shooting.” O’Hara declined to name the victim but said he was a 37‑year‑old Minneapolis resident and that “the only interaction that we are aware of with law enforcement has been for traffic tickets,” and that the man was believed to be a lawful gun owner with a permit. DHS says the victim "approached US Border Patrol officers with a 9 mm semi-automatic handgun. The officers attempted to disarm the suspect but the armed suspect violently resisted." #news #minneapolis

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David Sacks: The AI Regulatory Frenzy at the State Level is “Very Concerning” “Let me give you some stats on this.” “All 50 states have introduced AI bills in 2025.” “There's been over 1,000 bills in state legislatures.” “118 AI laws have already been passed across the 50 states.” “Everyone just seems to be motivated by the imperative to ‘do something’ on AI, even though no one's really sure what that something should be.” “And there's no real agreement on what all these AI regulations are supposed to do, or what the risks are, so they're just making things up.” “So you've got 50 different states each with their own reporting regime, which is going to be a trap for startups because they've all gotta figure this out about what they're supposed to report on, what the deadlines are, who to report to.” “And if you wanna see where this is going, look at Colorado.” “This has already been passed into law, SB 24-205, Consumer Protections for Artificial Intelligence. It bans something they call ‘algorithmic discrimination.’” “Algorithmic discrimination is defined as unlawful differential treatment or disparate impact based on protected characteristics. So things like age, race, sex, disability.” “If any of those factors drive an AI decision and it results in a disparate impact, then both the developer of the AI model and the deployer, which means the business that's using it, can be in violation of this law and they can be prosecuted by the Colorado Attorney General.” “The only way that I see for model developers to comply with this law, is to build in a new DEI layer into the models, to basically somehow prevent models from giving outputs that might have a disparate impact on protected groups.” “So we're back to Woke AI again, and I think that's the whole point.”

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REPORT: CNN reports that the suspect in the Minnesota shooting had a list of 70 names of political leaders and locations, including abortion clinics. Here is what we know, according to CNN: - Law enforcement found a "hit list" with about 70 names on it. - Names included "abortion providers, pro-abortion rights advocates, and lawmakers in Minnesota and other states." - A Father’s Day card was found that was addressed to the suspect in a bag full of ammo. - Flyers that said "No Kings" were found in the vehicle. - The suspect, who has been identified as Vance Boelter by the AP, had a tactical vest on.

REPORT: CNN reports that the suspect in the Minnesota shooting had a list of 70 names of political leaders and locations, including abortion clinics. Here is what we know, according to CNN: - Law enforcement found a "hit list" with about 70 names on it. - Names included "abortion providers, pro-abortion rights advocates, and lawmakers in Minnesota and other states." - A Father’s Day card was found that was addressed to the suspect in a bag full of ammo. - Flyers that said "No Kings" were found in the vehicle. - The suspect, who has been identified as Vance Boelter by the AP, had a tactical vest on.

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This is Archie Williams, a very talented singer. He was wrongfully accused of rape by a woman, and he spent 37 years of his life in prison, before it was discovered through DNA testing a few years ago, he was innocent of the crime. He was arrested as a teenager, and released as an elderly. With this talent of his, do you know how successful he would have become, musically, had it been his youth was not taken away from him by a woman who wrongfully accused him of rape? It shall not be well with all of you who have falsely accused men of rape, and those of you water down what false rape accusations do to men. I pour all una spit for face.

This is Archie Williams, a very talented singer. He was wrongfully accused of rape by a woman, and he spent 37 years of his life in prison, before it was discovered through DNA testing a few years ago, he was innocent of the crime. He was arrested as a teenager, and released as an elderly. With this talent of his, do you know how successful he would have become, musically, had it been his youth was not taken away from him by a woman who wrongfully accused him of rape? It shall not be well with all of you who have falsely accused men of rape, and those of you water down what false rape accusations do to men. I pour all una spit for face.

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Sam Altman says the four hour work week isn't coming, even with AI: "Technology for a long time has been promising people that they’re going to work less and have all this leisure. And it has gone in that direction." "But somehow we never get the promise of the four hour workweek at mass scale in society. And I don’t expect AI to change that." "Clearly, society is not working for a lot of people, and more productivity gains that actually accrue to people would be a great thing. And I suspect they will. I suspect that will happen."

Sam Altman says the four hour work week isn't coming, even with AI: "Technology for a long time has been promising people that they’re going to work less and have all this leisure. And it has gone in that direction." "But somehow we never get the promise of the four hour workweek at mass scale in society. And I don’t expect AI to change that." "Clearly, society is not working for a lot of people, and more productivity gains that actually accrue to people would be a great thing. And I suspect they will. I suspect that will happen."

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Reports emerging from Cieko, Kasarani, allege that the woman identified as Julian Kamau returned home and reportedly found her husband and the househelp in bed, a discovery that is said to have triggered a violent confrontation inside the house. According to these accounts, what began as a domestic dispute escalated rapidly into a fatal incident within the same home while the family was present. The situation is now under active police investigation, with authorities working to establish the exact sequence of events, responsibility, and motive. The suspect is reported to have fled the scene and remains at large as law enforcement continues its search. At the centre of this tragedy is a child who was present during the incident and is now under police protection, having been exposed to a deeply traumatic situation no child should ever witness. What remains clear is this: a life has been lost, a household has collapsed into violence, and the matter now rests entirely on the speed and seriousness of the justice system.

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