First privacy hawks and motorists were outraged over Flock cameras. Now, students are up in arms over the AI-powered surveillance, which has been rolled out in at least 100 school districts across the country, according to an analysis of government procurement records by nonprofit news organization The74.
“It seems like the government’s trying to watch you more and more,” Gabe Sayer, a 17-year-old high school senior from Loveland, Colorado, told The Post. “It makes me feel a little unsafe.”
After five Flock cameras were installed in schools across his district, Sayer organized a petition against them and launched DeFlock Loveland, a…
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