Deaccession – Julia Weist [surveillance art]
Julia Weist is the only licensed private investigator in America whose work is in the permanent collection of The Museum… read more
Julia Weist is the only licensed private investigator in America whose work is in the permanent collection of The Museum… read more
I’ve had the awkward experience of taking my dog for a walk and knowing an uncomfortable amount of information about… read more
These images were generated by AI-powered cameras mounted on cars and trucks, initially designed to capture license plates, but which… read more
The company sells police a cloud-based platform for creating real-time crime centers and a streamlined way for officers to interface… read more
“Once we become accustomed to an ecosystem where everything is collected, it both becomes harder to change and we become… read more
The previously unreported case is a window into the evolution of AI-powered policing, and a harbinger of the constitutional issues… read more
According to documents that the Sheriff’s Office provided EFF through a public records request, it has shared license plate reader… read more
His parents made phone calls, hired lawyers and spent thousands of dollars to figure out why the police thought he… read more
Neighbors have always peered out their windows at each other and discussed passersby. But new surveillance technologies like Nextdoor, Ring… read more
Law enforcement agencies have long used license plate readers to track traffic patterns, aid in investigations and check vehicle registrations…. read more