Op-ed: We kicked government spy cameras out of Sedona. You can too
Flock license plate cameras track your movements. Our city got rid of them, and you can push yours to do the same.
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Showing 1 - 9 of 9GOP bill makes it harder to see how cops use AI license plate cameras
GOP state Sen. Kevin Payne says his bill stops “government overreach,” but experts on license-plate readers say the opposite.
A Phoenix gay bar announced a plan to use AI. Should they?
Not everyone thinks Stacy’s @ Melrose’s new chatbot is a good idea.
Goodyear police are using AI for suspect sketches. Experts have doubts
The Goodyear Police Department has “enhanced” police sketches with ChatGPT on two occasions. Neither has led to an arrest.
Kyrsten Sinema is getting paid to push for a Chandler data center
When the ex-senator threatened Chandler over a data center, she was working as a paid lobbyist. She might suck at it.
‘How can I let this happen?’: How a Mesa woman got scammed out of $40K
Arizonans lost more than $390 million to cyber-enabled crime last year. Here’s how one such scam played out.
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Micro Center in Phoenix: A look inside the new ‘tech-heaven’
The 35,000-square-foot tech retailer is now open. Here’s what to expect.
Here’s when Micro Center in Phoenix is opening
Everything to know about the grand opening of Arizona’s new tech retailer.
Has Phoenix become a major tech hub in the US?
Phoenix’s tech scene is on the up, and digital marketing agency Ocere shares why these numbers are increasing.
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