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- 1Innocent Florida Woman Jailed 13 Days Over Flock Camera Error●One Piece of Flock Camera Data Put This Innocent Woman in Jail for 13 Days
Lindsey Isaacs of Palm Beach County, Florida, spent 13 days in jail after automated license plate reader data from a Flock Safety camera wrongly tied her to a vehicular homicide case, according to a report and her lawsuit. The case is fueling debate over the reliability of mass surveillance technology and the lack of safeguards for people misidentified by automated systems.
- 2Evan Doorbell's Vintage Phone Tapes Draw Renewed Attention●Evan Doorbell's Phone Tapes – Brought to You by Telephone World
The archived recordings of Evan Doorbell, a hobbyist who documented the American telephone network on tape from the late 1960s onward, are being shared again via Telephone World's collection at evan-doorbell.com. The tapes capture dial tones, operator calls, calls to far-flung exchanges and other sounds of the old Bell System, and are prized by fans of telecommunications history and retro technology.
- 3Deterministic programmable fusion enables scalable photonic graph states●Deterministic and programmable fusion for the scalable generation of photonic graph states
Researchers report a deterministic and programmable fusion scheme for the scalable generation of photonic graph states, a key building block for photonic quantum computing and quantum networks. Published in Nature, the work addresses a central challenge in optical quantum technologies: reliably producing large entangled states of light rather than probabilistically. The approach could pave the way toward more practical quantum processors and secure communication systems.