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Bernie Sanders Vows Legislation to 'Stop Flock and AI Mass Surveillance'

The Vermont senator warned that the surveillance company's 120,000-plus AI cameras are pushing the US toward a "surveillance state," adding a prominent voice to a growing bipartisan backlash.
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