AI cameras searching for guns, Wyoming gun activists increasingly alarmed | Eastern NC Now

Once again big brother is watching

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Although manufacturers of AI software that uses surveillance cameras to search for guns say it makes people safer, gun rights activists are alarmed. Buffalo's Mark Jones, of Gun Owners of America, says it violates the Second and Fourth Amendments.

“And now you have to prove your innocence?” he asked. "That, to us, is very scary and should cause alarm bells to go off.”

https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/07/16/wyoming-gun-activists-increasingly-alarmed-over-ai-cameras-searching-for-guns/

 


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