New Orleans Pushes "European Style" Surveillance After Attack & Chicago Ditches ShotSpotter

Elizabeth and Zach discuss the chilling proposal for expanded surveillance in New Orleans following a tragic New Year’s Eve attack, raising questions about privacy, predictive technologies, and the misuse of AI. They also dive into Chicago’s decision to abandon ineffective ShotSpotter gun detection technology and the broader implications of replacing invasive systems with something “new and improved.” Finally, they reflect on recent talks and community engagement, emphasizing grassroots action against overreach in local surveillance initiatives.