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ABSS school board considering whether to use $3.2M state grant for AI surveillance
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (1598+ words) Alamance-Burlington school board members are considering launching a state-funded Artificial Intelligence school safety pilot program that had been rejected by another school system over concerns about mass surveillance and privacy rights. The AI surveillance system would be funded by a…...
During 3 hour public hearing: More than three dozen residents speak out against data centers, for moratorium
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1737+ words) It may’ve required the storage capacity of a mid-size server farm to hold all the feedback that Alamance County’s commissioners took in this week before they imposed a year-long moratorium on new data centers in unincorporated parts of the county....
A distinct minority of speakers: some not as concerned about negative impact of data centers, don't see need for or benefit from a moratorium
3+ week, 1+ day ago (248+ words) Not everyone who addressed the commissioners on Monday was equally chary about the potential impact of data centers. Susan Bertuccelli endorsed the proposed moratorium in order to give county officials some time to weed out the “misconceptions” that she said…...
Commissioners decide: yearlong "pause" will allow review, potential revision of ordinances that might apply to data centers
3+ week, 1+ day ago (696+ words) Alamance County’s leaders have decided to give themselves a year-long breather from data center proposals in order to draft a set of regulations for these high-tech leviathans outside the county’s cities and towns. The county’s board of commissioners voted 5-to…...