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德州一城市要求支付230万美元以获取AI监控系统的公开记录

德州城市North Richland Hills要求支付230万美元的天价费用,以满足一项关于其使用Flock AI监控系统的公开记录请求。市政府官员声称,搜索与该系统错误、滥用和有效性相关的约一太字节数据需要14年的劳动时间。此举正值两党对Flock等追踪车辆的AI驱动监控技术日益增长的反对声中。 AI

影响 此事件凸显了公众监督AI监控技术的潜在障碍,并可能影响其他城市如何处理类似的请求。

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德州一城市要求支付230万美元以获取AI监控系统的公开记录

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该集群讨论了一个城市对AI监控产品的公开记录请求的响应,这属于工具相关新闻,而不是核心AI发布或重大的行业事件。
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报道来源 [2]

  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    📰 德州一城市要求支付200万美元以获取关于Flock使用情况的公开记录 一名匿名读者引用Ars Technica的报道称:在Flock遭到两党反对的背景下

    📰 Texas City Demands $2 Million For Public Records On Flock Usage An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: As bipartisan backlash against Flock grows, some cities are asking anti-surveillance advocates and media outlets to pay eye-popping fees -- in... 📰 Source: Sla…

  2. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    德州一城市要求支付200万美元获取# Flock 使用情况的# 公共记录 随着两党对Flock的反对声浪渐高,一些城市开始向反监控倡导者和

    # Texas city demands $2M for # publicrecords on # Flock usage As bipartisan backlash against Flock grows, some cities are asking anti-surveillance advocates and media outlets to pay eye-popping fees—including charging tens of thousands or even millions—to get information about ho…