AI-Powered Flock Cameras in 9 Colorado High School Lots Spark Parental Outcry
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-23
Police in Aurora, Colorado installed AI-powered Flock surveillance cameras in parking lots at 9 high schools, drawing outrage from parents concerned about mass monitoring of students. The incident highlights growing US local conflicts over AI surveillance, safety, and minors' privacy.
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