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How are AI‑powered camera networks raising privacy concerns on Capitol Hill?

Elisa Brady 0:03
A camera controversy lands on Capitol Hill. Elisa Brady, Fox News.
Josh Hawley 0:07
It has amassed in a very short time frame a surveillance network unlike any we've ever seen in this country.
Elisa Brady 0:14
Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley leading a hearing on automatic license plate readers made by the Flock Company.
Josh Hawley 0:20
What seems to make these networks unique is not just the sheer number of cameras, it's the fact that they're all linked together and powered and searchable by AI.
Elisa Brady 0:29
Police have said the cameras can be a key crime fighting tool, but some cities and states across the country are pausing their use or installation as privacy concerns grow about what data is collected and who can access it.
Elisa Brady 0:54
Security Council that without intervention, AI could be a risk to humanity as a whole. President Trump has warned about the risks of losing the AI race to China.

Why is President Trump warning about losing the AI race to China?

Elisa Brady 1:04
He is set to welcome President Xi for a White House summit.
Marco Rubio 1:07
The United States and China are probably the two most powerful militaries in the world. The relationship between the United States and China will define the twenty first century.
Elisa Brady 1:15
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says there are strong points of friction. Some Republicans want the president to press Xi on reports of China giving Iran intelligence used to attack U.S. forces in the Middle East.
Elisa Brady 1:47
Brown, has said he was defending himself. He could face up to 30 years in prison if convicted at trial, but under the plea deal, expected to avoid prison.

What did Iran’s president say about peace and bullying at the UN?

Elisa Brady 1:55
Dow down 351 at the bell. Iran's president says peace will not come on the field of battle, that his country is a victim, not an aggressor, and that they won't be bullied. We
David Spunt 2:10
will never bow our head or bend at the knee.
Elisa Brady 2:13
President Masood Pazeshkian's defiant speech to the UN General Assembly today, a day after, President Trump warned of possible annihilation. U.S. and Iranian officials, though, holding several hours of indirect talks yesterday. Audio released from an emergency call to respond to what turned out to be a deadly scene involving Ole Miss students.
Grinnell Scott 2:34
Lafaya County investigators are looking into the student deaths at Ole Miss.

What are the details of the Ole Miss student deaths and the ongoing investigation?

Unknown 2:43
The
Grinnell Scott 2:44
dispatch call is courtesy of Brunk Castified. Two students were found unresponsive in Stewart Hall, a men's dorm, Tuesday. EMS response was within minutes.
Unknown 2:54
Still trying to get somebody in the dorms to do or in the building to do CPR.
Grinnell Scott 2:58
Police say a packaged drug, Kratum, that can have opioid like effects was found near both victims, but no cause of death has been given. A university statement urged students to not speculate on what's happened. Some social events on campus have been canceled after the tragedy. Gernal Scott, Fox News.

How did the Shiny Hunters hack expose personal data of FBI agents and applicants?

Elisa Brady 3:16
Some local officials have said one of the deaths was off campus. But again, for now the investigation continues. The governor is saying that toxicology reports will be expedited.
David Spunt 3:30
According to Reuters, their reporter chatted with a member of the hacking group who claimed that the Shiny Hunters group stole data that included personal information relating to, quote, almost all FBI agents and those who filed an application with the Bureau. This means recruits and potential future agents.
Elisa Brady 3:46
Fox is David Spunt, the FBI telling Fox News it's aware of claims regarding unauthorized activity on its jobs website. This is Fox News.

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