Introduce legislation requiring AI-powered camera data to be encrypted, kept in the United States, and deleted after ten days except for narrow active-investigation exceptions.

Josh Hawley · Missouri · Republican

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Commitment kind: action. Promised action: Introduce legislation imposing encryption, domestic storage, and data-retention limits on AI-powered camera data.. Promised outcome: Camera data would be encrypted, remain in the United States, and driver data would be permanently deleted after ten days except for narrow active criminal investigation exceptions.. Deadline: unknown; not assumed expired. Proposed provisions of the Stop Flock Abuse Act announced in Hawley's official Senate press release.

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Security and encryption. Data must be encrypted and must never leave the United States. Limit on data retention. Agencies must permanently delete driver data after ten days, with narrow exceptions for active criminal investigations.

The announced bill would require encryption, U.S.-only data storage, and ten-day deletion of driver data with limited exceptions.

Hawley to Introduce Stop Flock Abuse Act, Establishing Safeguards for AI-Powered Cameras - Josh Hawley
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