In March 2021, a Brown University doctoral candidate wrote an op-ed in the school paper criticizing Brown’s increasing use of surveillance cameras and lack of transparency. “In the span of two decades ...

Flock Safety is setting up cams and drones around the country. Here's why communities are fighting back and exactly how this technology works. Tyler has worked on, lived with and tested all types of ...

The closed-circuit television cameras most Americans pass each day may look interchangeable, but a lot has changed behind the lens in recent years. A variety of AI tools can also harvest this data in ...

According to Campus Safety’s 2024 Video Surveillance Survey, 98% of K-12 schools, colleges, and healthcare facilities have one or more video surveillance systems on their campus — up from 94% in 2023.

Video surveillance has evolved from a passive system that recorded footage for later review to a real-time decision-making tool that actively shapes security outcomes. With artificial intelligence (AI ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... This story is a collaboration between the Illinois Answers Project and the Chicago Tribune. The police radio crackled with a report of six gunshots near a ...

Video compression doesn’t always get the attention it deserves, but make no mistake: Compression technology is one of the most important driving forces in the video surveillance industry. Each time a ...

Central and Eastern European countries have purchased millions of Chinese-made surveillance cameras over the last five years, despite the devices’ security vulnerabilities and the manufacturers’ lax ...

Flock Safety is teaming up with Amazon's Ring Security to offer the public and law enforcement a new way to share video footage that can assist in crime investigations. It's the second recently ...

Just as ChatGPT redefined how we talk to computers, large language models (LLMs) are now transforming how we use video. Cameras have evolved beyond passive recording and can now interpret visual ...

“I’m installing them into Kleenex boxes now,” the aide replied in the 2014 email exchange. By David Enrich and Debra Kamin Jeffrey Epstein directed one of his aides to obtain hidden video cameras, ...