By Veronika Kyrylenko Last week, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. set out his plan to “restore trust” in the…
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A pandemic-era workaround inches closer to permanence, swapping consent for convenience in the name of public health. By Ken Macon New Jersey lawmakers are advancing…
By Paul Dragu As the line between man and machine becomes increasingly blurry, one of the people who helped create this trend has invented a…
By Danielle American Airlines has launched its TSA PreCheck Touchless ID program at multiple U.S. airports. The program brings an optional, for now, facial recognition…

New York Times Suddenly Concerned About Palantir Data Compilation and Building of Surveillance State
By Sundance The New York Times (think DHS embeds) are not concerned about the building of a surveillance state using cross-reference artificial intelligence systems into…
O’Callaghan’s push for facial recognition arrives as surveillance slips from science fiction into the scaffolding of daily life. By Ken Macon Ireland is preparing to…
By AFP Editor By Kevin Barrett, Ph.D. The radical Jewish extremist group Betar has been using AI-driven facial recognition technology to persecute peaceful protesters, according…
Millions may find their faces flagged by systems they never knew they were in. By Didi Rankovic The Metropolitan (London) Police have announced they are…
By Brooke Davies Permanent facial recognition cameras are coming to London, despite campaigners warning the move is the first step towards ‘a dystopian nightmare’. Croydon is…
The EU isn’t the beacon of privacy it pretends to be. By Didi Rankovic On February 2, the EU AI Act, which came into force in…
By: Brendi Wells Raw intelligence is often raw in every sense—unpolished, incomplete, and requiring discernment. For Christians, analyzing this information requires not just critical thinking…
By Sundance The President Trump transition team has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to start the process of transferring control of the federal government. …
By Ramola D Taking us back to Pre-Renaissance times, Police across the USA have resorted to using supposedly “Innovative” Tech–which comes across (to any Gentle Reader)…