Sen. Josh Hawley introduces bill aimed at stopping abuse of Flock cameras and similar AI technology

TL;DR

Sen. Josh Hawley is introducing the Stop Flock Abuse Act to regulate AI-powered surveillance technology.
The bill would impose stricter limits on data, security, and search functions for automated license plate readers.
Agencies would be required to permanently delete driver data within 10 days unless part of a criminal investigation.
Surveillance networks would be banned from using facial recognition technology.
Data must be encrypted and remain in the United States, with requirements for written approval and audit logs for searches.
Concerns about privacy, security, and potential misuse, including a case of wrongful accusation, have fueled the bill's introduction.
Other lawmakers and companies have acknowledged the need for a federal framework to govern such technology.

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