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Is your boss watching you? The rise of AI surveillance at work – podcast | Science | The Guardian

AI surveillance at work uses bossware to track activity in real time, with AI handling large data to monitor productivity. The piece explains which sectors apply this, why it happens, and potential drawbacks.

The Meta glasses controversy: Surveillance disguised as innovation? | SOL

Translated title. Original: A controvérsia dos óculos da Meta: Vigilância disfarçada de inovação? | SOL

Secretly filming sunglasses with built-in cameras raise privacy and consent concerns as Meta's Ray-Ban and Oakley glasses expand globally, adding translation and AI features, with facial recognition planned and light indicators sometimes evaded; leadership argues intent and regulation lag behind rapid sales and celebrity partnerships drive adoption.

Traffic surveillance with drone support initiated in Karadeniz Ereğli

Translated title. Original: Karadeniz Ereğli'de Dron Desteğiyle Trafik Denetimi Başlatıldı

A compilation of diverse headlines and titulares across technology, society, and culture, lacking a single cohesive narrative.

[2610.40890] ChatGPT as a Surveillance Assistant? An Exploratory Case Study of AI-Assisted Surveillance Risks

The paper analyzes how ChatGPT, a widely used LLM, can assist surveillance tasks through its public interface. It proposes a seven-category risk taxonomy, evaluated across 110 prompts (jailbreak and direct), finding substantial surveillance guidance in many cases and infrequent emphasis on privacy or policy considerations.

Ukraine, drone strikes target Russian regions: Yandex data center also hit - LaPresse News

Ukraine conducted a large-scale drone strike against Russian regions, hitting targets in Moscow, Rostov, and Vladimir, including Yandex's data center in Vladimir Oblast, about 500 km from the border; the report comes from The Kyiv Independent via ExileNova+ and SuperNova+.

AI Surveillance and the Right to Privacy in India: Where Should the Law Draw the Line?

The document discusses how AI-enabled surveillance expands the reach and power of state monitoring, raising privacy concerns. It argues that meaningful limits, constitutional safeguards, and legal frameworks are essential to prevent abuse as surveillance technologies evolve from isolated observations to pervasive, linked data analyses.

Ecuador | Smart camera for making video calls with the press of a single button – ITenLINEA

Translated title. Original: Ecuador | Cámara inteligente para hacer videollamadas con solo pulsar un botón – ITenLINEA

Nexxt Home introduces the NHC-IP20, a smart camera in Ecuador designed to simplify bidirectional videoconferencing with one button, targeting families with children, seniors, or isolated individuals. It combines security features, remote monitoring, cloud/local storage, and multi-user access, plus an app update to improve control and usability.

AI-powered police cameras in Berlin go into operation: automatically detecting fights and violence

Translated title. Original: Berlin'de yapay zekâlı polis kameraları devreye giriyor: Kavga ve şiddeti otomatik tespit edecek

Berlin deploys AI-assisted police cameras in the Kottbusser Tor area to detect fights and violence in real time, auto-alerting police and enabling quicker intervention, with a 30-day retention window for footage unless used as evidence in a crime.

How Artificial Intelligence Is Helping Search for Missing People in the Moscow Region | REGIONS.RU

Translated title. Original: Как искусственный интеллект помогает искать пропавших людей в Подмосковье | REGIONS.RU

The Moscow Region’s Safe Region camera network uses AI to search for missing people, flag risks to children, and assist police investigations. People review system alerts, and biometric searches for minors require parental consent.

Ring's AI-Powered Drone Automatically Patrols Inside Your Home | PetaPixel

Ring announced an indoor security drone that patrols automatically, investigates alarms and motion, and streams video to a smartphone. It costs $249.99, is scheduled to ship in January 2027, and requires a subscription for footage storage and search.