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The U.S. federal government has allocated at least $22 million for the development of "smart" clothing capable of surveillance and data collection. The largest allocation of this funding is a project called SMART ePants, which will design underwear and other clothing items capable of spying on their surroundings.

The U.S. federal government has allocated at least $22 million for the development of "smart" clothing capable of surveillance and data collection. The largest allocation of this funding is a project called SMART ePants, which will design underwear and other clothing items capable of spying on their surroundings.

The Detroit Police Department (DPD) has come under scrutiny after wrongfully arresting an innocent woman eight months into her pregnancy because of a flawed facial recognition match. The AI-driven technology mistakenly pointed to the heavily pregnant woman for a robbery and carjacking case, charges made absurd by her physical condition at the time of the crime.

American counterintelligence officials have warned CIA stations regarding numbers of informants being captured or even killed.

American counterintelligence officials have warned CIA stations regarding numbers of informants being captured or even killed.