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Flock Safety has developed an AI system that allows police to search for people and vehicles based on movement patterns. The capability appears to contradict the company’s longstanding claim that its cameras cannot identify or track individuals.
Flock is testing an AI tool that tracks and identifies people based on their driving habits. The system goes beyond conventional license-plate monitoring, raising significant surveillance and privacy concerns.
Anthropic is reportedly preparing to grant its founders shares with extra voting power before a potential IPO. The governance structure is being designed ahead of what could become one of the largest public offerings in history.
Japanese chemical maker Ajinomoto has reportedly told mainland Chinese customers it will reduce supplies of ABF, a critical chip-packaging film, by 30%. Chinese producers are racing to qualify domestic substitutes following Beijing’s rare-earth export restrictions.
The article examines Apple’s reported partnership with Alibaba and Tesla’s integration of ByteDance’s Doubao. It argues that compliance is only the entry point, while embedding AI into everyday devices and real-world scenarios is the strategic end goal.
WIRED reconstructed the code behind Flock’s next-generation AI surveillance system. The system is already being used by some police departments and appears capable of tracking more than license plates.
ByteDance and Tencent have reportedly each received 10,000 NVIDIA H200 chips. The deliveries could expand Chinese companies’ access to high-end AI computing despite ongoing U.S. export restrictions.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed an executive order making the state more restrictive for AI data centre development. The order removes data centres from the permit fast-track programme, delays environmental review until local approval, and prohibits state agencies from signing non-disclosure agreements on projects.
Nvidia H200 accelerators have begun reaching Chinese technology companies after months of limited export-licence activity. ByteDance and Tencent reportedly received about 10,000 processors each, while other Chinese companies may soon obtain similar quantities, though mainland availability remains uncertain.
SkillEffect is a checked-lowering runtime that converts agent-generated tool programs into audited, memory-bounded implementations before execution. Its shared runtime supports six operator families and rejects adversarial proposals while improving completion under fixed memory caps.