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Student Assembly members reflect on growing concerns around AI-powered surveillance on campus
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Student Assembly members reflect on growing concerns around AI-powered surveillance on campus
Last semester, students at the College of William and Mary approved referendums calling on the school to end its relationship with artificial intelligence-powered surveillance companies Flock and ZeroEyes. Student Assembly Vice President Sophie Kennedy ’27 said she has met with College administrators to address these concerns. “In the conversation of privacy versus security, I’m someone who, on a college campus, tends to lean more towards the p…
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