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N.J. college students and staff furious over ‘creepy’ AI cameras tracking their every move. ‘Why should I trust you?’

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Rutgers purchased $1.5 million in software capable of recognizing faces, reading license plates and identifying and tracking people across campus. Students, faculty and staff are now pushing back, saying they weren’t informed about the purchase.…

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Company wants to regularly photograph drivers license and store images on ADP

I am an embedded contractor working on location at a client site. This job is ongoing and has no fixed end date. Recently due to the client company updating their security practices when it comes to contractors, the company I work for is setting up a…

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Guide to opting out of AI training with your data for 20 common platforms, devices, and apps

For Opt Out October EFF's Surveillance Self-Defense team put together instructions for how to opt out of a lot of AI training. Links below go to the instructions on the company/product site. We guide simplify it below the list.…

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