From “Loyal Moses”
Flock’s cameras may be the foundation, but they’re not the only piece of this mass surveillance puzzle. The cameras are in-place, and growing fast – even a separate company has built AI software that plugs into existing camera networks — including Flock’s — and does something we never thought would happen: it profiles how you walk, how long you loiter, what you’re wearing, your gender, your ethnicity, and flags you to police before anything happens. Pre-crime. That’s not science fiction. That’s live, right now.
These cameras aren’t staying on street corners. They’re headed to school buses, garbage trucks, package delivery trucks, even HOAs — every one of them feeding the same nationwide network that software like Alpha Vision can plug straight into. And in Washington state, when citizens tried to find out how these cameras are actually being used, the state made it illegal to even ask.
In this video: how a private surveillance network built by Flock and others is now being layered with pre-crime AI from other companies, where these cameras are expanding next, why “I don’t do anything wrong” doesn’t protect you, and what it means when the government lets private companies watch everyone, everywhere, all the time.
