DataOne asks court to toss noise lawsuit over Vineland data center - Courier-Post
The data center generated excessive and intrusive noise affecting neighbors in East Vineland.
- Company involved
- DataOne USA LLC
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The data center generated excessive and intrusive noise affecting neighbors in East Vineland.
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Officers tracked locations of women's vehicles, including an ex-wife, using the Flock camera system to stalk and interact with them
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An investigation by SkyTruth and Global Fishing Watch revealed that false automatic identification system (AIS) tracks were generated for nine Swedish Navy vessels on February 4-5, 2021. The Swedish Navy confirmed the positions were false. The false tracks appeared plausible and were indistinguishable from real AIS broadcasts, posing a threat to data integrity for marine monitoring.
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The Flock system tracked the location of Napoleon Jones' vehicle over 100 times without legitimate law enforcement purpose.
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The AI system screened and rejected job applicants, including Arshon Harper, who applied to 150 positions and received only one interview.
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The AI platform screened job applicants, affecting their hiring prospects.
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The Flock license plate reader system tracked Marissa Todisco's vehicle locations, which Officer Tiso accessed for personal reasons.
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The AI hiring tool screened and rejected job applicants, including the plaintiff, based on race-related data points.
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The system tracked the vehicle locations of a former romantic partner and a fellow police officer.
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A police officer tracked a woman's movements across Kentucky and Indiana using the Flock camera system.
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Officers allegedly misused license plate reader data to track individuals without legitimate purpose.
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Complaint alleges Thornton police misused Flock data northglenn-thorntonsentinel.com
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A former Amarillo police officer used the Flock camera system to track a victim's license plate 76 times and searched the victim's name in TLOxp twice without legitimate purpose.
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An IMPD officer used Flock cameras to track the license plates of a dozen women and arranged run-ins with them.
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ShotSpotter, the company behind the AI gunshot detection system, sued Vice Media for defamation over articles alleging it alters evidence at police request. The Delaware Superior Court dismissed the lawsuit, finding the statements were substantially true or opinion. Vice Media incurred legal costs defending itself, as Delaware's anti-SLAPP law does not allow recovery of fees in this case.
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Round Hill demanda a Anthropic y Suno por presunto uso de canciones para entrenar sus modelos de IA - La…
Round Hill Music sued Anthropic and Suno in a California federal court, alleging the AI companies misused hundreds of its copyrighted songs to train their systems. Anthropic allegedly used lyrics from at least 500 songs—including works by James Brown, The Kinks, and the Goo Goo Dolls—to train its Claude chatbot, while Suno used the same songs for its music generation AI. The publisher says it may add thousands more compositions and claims damages could exceed one billion dollars.
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Searched the ex-girlfriend's license plate and personal information in Flock and other law enforcement databases without a legitimate purpose.
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The system recorded and tracked the locations of vehicles and their owners without consent.
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Meta's ad system approved and displayed paid advertisements containing AI-generated child sexual abuse material, affecting real children whose images were used and users exposed to the content.
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The Galileu AI system, developed by the Tribunal Regional do Trabalho da 4ª Região (TRT-RS) and nationalised by the Conselho Superior da Justiça do Trabalho (CSJT), detected a prompt injection attempt in a petition filed at the 3rd Labour Court of Parauapebas, Pará. The system alerted the magistrate, who reviewed the content and made a decision based on human verification, in line with judicial AI supervision requirements. The court reported that the system prevented the malicious content from being processed and highlighted the importance of institutional AI tools with security measures.
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The Flock camera system tracked the ex-girlfriend's vehicle license plate over 1,000 times, enabling the officer to stalk and harass her.
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A TikTok user uploaded an AI-generated song mimicking Drake and The Weeknd. Universal Music Group issued a copyright takedown over a producer tag sample, leading YouTube to remove the track. The incident highlights a legal conflict for Google between its generative AI ambitions and its responsibilities as a platform under copyright law.
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Popular smartphone apps including Life360, MyRadar and GasBuddy reportedly shared users' location and motion data with Arity, an Allstate-owned company. Arity used the data to calculate driving scores that could be sold to car insurers to set rates. Users were said not to be clearly informed that their data would be used for insurance pricing. Life360 and Arity stated that users had to opt in and that no personally identifiable driving data was shared without consent.
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Truck drivers Adam Dean and Christian Erickson filed a class action lawsuit against Motive Technologies Inc., alleging that the company's AI-powered dash cams with automatic license plate readers collected license plate data and tracked drivers' movements without consent. The lawsuit, filed in California federal court, claims violations of California's ALPR Law and seeks damages of $2,500 per class member. The drivers allege privacy invasion and emotional distress from the surreptitious surveillance.
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