How to Watch the Knicks Parade on NYC Traffic Surveillance Cameras
2026-06-18T20:52:11Z•be288f7d1ea1bc40119ea89c8c19fe262e1e2f45a0028de49b933a61a1688bb2
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What happened
A batch of WIRED security stories highlighting converging risks across surveillance, AI, and software vulnerabilities. Major threads: widespread and expanding biometric surveillance and misuse (Meta’s smart‑glasses face‑recognition code, NYC traffic cams livestreamed, UK facial age‑estimation for asylum decisions, ALPR around World Cup stadiums, and wrongful arrests from police face‑matching); growing AI safety and misuse concerns (dangerous hacking-capable models, Anthropic’s dual releases, Grok hosting sexualized deepfakes); active exploitation and patching pressures (ShinyHunters abusing an
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