By Mayukh Saha Workplaces are eager to avoid the spread of the coronavirus and are equipping their security camera with AI software that can track…
By Paul Joseph Watson Kindergarten students in Portland, Oregon were forced to sit outside eating lunch on buckets in the near-freezing cold while socially distanced…
Op-Ed by Matt In the United States, we are past the 400-day mark from needing two weeks to “flatten the curve” of coronavirus infections. This…
By Peter Tocci Hypothesis notwithstanding, the study cited below should pretty much settle mask (and distancing) issues. If not, we may have testament to the…
By Tyler Durden The homeless in Houston as well as in other states hit by the monstrous winter storm and polar vortex which pummeled up…
By Tyler Durden Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) has welcomed in the new year with Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology informing travelers at…
By Tyler Durden COVID-19 will accelerate technological change that will bring the rise of robotics and artificial intelligence to many industries. In particular, the restaurant industry,…
Get within six feet of anyone and the ear-splitting siren goes off, similar in concept to no-bark collars for dogs. This dystopian Social Engineering tool…
By Chris Menahan Heart-wrenching video went viral on Friday of a struggling bar owner in Los Angeles lamenting how Mayor Eric Garcetti approved a large…
By Matt Agorist Lincoln, NH — On the list of arbitrary police state nonsense doled out by tyrants across the country that will get you…
By Tyler Durden As some Wall Street banks have summoned traders and other employees back to offices, their ability to enforce social distancing measures will be…
By B.N. Frank New technology is being used to protect professional athletes from COVID-19. This includes at least one NFL team requiring players and staff…
By B.N. Frank As American COVID concerns continue to increase, at least one school district has required students and staff to wear Bluetooth-enabled armbands to…
By Tyler Durden In an example of COVID-19-related law enforcement gone horribly awry, 13 people were killed in a deadly stampede, as patrons tried to…