AI surveillance pricing is the unholy trinity of everything Americans hate: spying on people, ripping them off, and taking away their jobs.
We need to make AI work for Americans, not against them
Josh Hawley called AI surveillance pricing the unholy trinity of everything Americans hate: Spying on people, Ripping them off, and Taking away jobs.
As an example he used one Kroger customer who received a copy of his shopping profile. It was 62 pages long.
Kroger earned over $500 million last year from selling that data, which accounted for 33 percent of its net income.
JUST IN: Senate to hold hearing today at 2:30 p.m. ET examining Flock Safety’s nationwide AI surveillance network & how Americans’ license plate data is accessed & shared.
BREAKING: Senator Josh Hawley has called for the CEO of Flock to testify in front of a Senate panel.
He will be holding a hearing titled "Always Watching: Flock’s Nationwide AI Surveillance Network" next Wednesday.