They're Watching You: Inside the Flock System Debate

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This episode digs into Flock Safety's AI-powered license-plate cameras and audio sensors, examining how they work, where they’re deployed, and why residents are alarmed. The hosts and callers debate the tradeoffs between crime-fighting benefits and risks of mass surveillance, misuse by authorities and private actors, AI errors, vandalism and the local status of cameras at UND and in Grand Forks. #FlockSystem #JoinTheFlock #FlockCommunity #GrowTogether #BuiltToScale #SmarterSystems #WorkSmarter #BusinessGrowth #SuccessSimplified

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