AI Security Cameras Deployed in Altadena as Burglaries Surge After Eaton Fire
After a 250% rise in arrests post-Eaton Fire, Los Angeles officials deploy AI-powered Flock Safety cameras in Altadena to fight rising burglary and theft.
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Trump’s Executive Order Clears the Path for AI in Policing
Trump’s April 2025 executive order backs law enforcement reforms that lay the foundation for AI in policing, from data upgrades to legal protections.
Mid-Market Banks Turn to AI-Powered FRAML Strategy
US mid-sized banks adopt FRAML strategies, combining fraud and AML tools with AI to cut costs and boost risk detection.
NYC Tests AI Subway Cameras to Predict Dangerous Behavior
New York pilots AI subway cameras to detect dangerous behavior in real time — no facial recognition, just movement monitoring.
North Carolina Targets Deepfakes in New AI Regulation Push
New NC bill targets deepfake AI videos and offers legal protection for AI developers.
AI in Cybersecurity: Why Defenders Must Act Now
Hackers are using AI to launch advanced attacks. Learn why businesses must adopt AI in cybersecurity to stay protected.
Pakistan-China Collaboration in AI: A Path to Progress
By Ayesha Saba ISLAMABAD– Experts have called for deeper Pakistan-China collaboration in science, technology, and higher education, emphasizing that technological advancement is the key driver of development in the modern world, reports WealthPK. Speaking at a recent seminar, titled “China’s Investment in Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Pakistan,” Founding Chair of Global Silk Route ...
Nelson Update: Tackling Repeat Offenders
Learn how Nelson is addressing repeat offenders to enhance community safety and improve crime prevention efforts.
AI Regulation in Kentucky Sparks Privacy and Energy Debate
Kentucky lawmakers explore AI regulations, privacy issues, and energy concerns tied to Senate Bill 4.
AI Surveillance in U.S. Immigration Sparks Privacy and Civil Rights Concerns
Under Trump's administration, the rise of AI in immigration enforcement raises alarms over privacy, civil rights, and wrongful arrests linked to flawed technology.
