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  1. "According to a seating chart seen by +972 Magazine, a “Maven Field Service Representative” has been present at the CMCC. Built by the U.S. tech company Palantir, whose logo was visible in presentations given inside the Center, Maven collects and analyses surveillance data taken from warzones to speed-up U.S. military operations, including lethal airstrikes. The platform sucks information from satellites, spy planes, drones, intercepted telecommunications, and the internet, and “packages it into a common, searchable app for commanders and support groups,” according to U.S. defense outlets.

    The U.S. military calls Maven its “AI-powered battlefield platform.” It has already been deployed to guide U.S. airstrikes across the Middle East, including in Yemen, Syria, and Iraq. Palantir has marketed its technology as shortening the process of identifying and bombing military targets — what the company’s CTO recently described as “optimizing the kill chain.” Over the summer, Palantir scored a $10 billion contract to update and refine the Maven platform for U.S. armed forces.

    Palantir has also worked closely with Israel’s military since January 2024, when the two parties entered into a “strategic partnership” for “war related missions.” The company has been aggressively recruiting employees to staff its Tel Aviv office, which first opened in 2015 and has expanded significantly over the last two years. Justifying its stalwart commitment to Israel in spite of mounting charges of war crimes and genocide, Palantir CEO Alex Karp recently said his company was the first to be “completely anti-woke.”"

    972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #Israel #BigTech #SiliconValley #Palantir #Dataminr #Drones #DroneWarfare #Palestine #Gaza

  2. "According to a seating chart seen by +972 Magazine, a “Maven Field Service Representative” has been present at the CMCC. Built by the U.S. tech company Palantir, whose logo was visible in presentations given inside the Center, Maven collects and analyses surveillance data taken from warzones to speed-up U.S. military operations, including lethal airstrikes. The platform sucks information from satellites, spy planes, drones, intercepted telecommunications, and the internet, and “packages it into a common, searchable app for commanders and support groups,” according to U.S. defense outlets.

    The U.S. military calls Maven its “AI-powered battlefield platform.” It has already been deployed to guide U.S. airstrikes across the Middle East, including in Yemen, Syria, and Iraq. Palantir has marketed its technology as shortening the process of identifying and bombing military targets — what the company’s CTO recently described as “optimizing the kill chain.” Over the summer, Palantir scored a $10 billion contract to update and refine the Maven platform for U.S. armed forces.

    Palantir has also worked closely with Israel’s military since January 2024, when the two parties entered into a “strategic partnership” for “war related missions.” The company has been aggressively recruiting employees to staff its Tel Aviv office, which first opened in 2015 and has expanded significantly over the last two years. Justifying its stalwart commitment to Israel in spite of mounting charges of war crimes and genocide, Palantir CEO Alex Karp recently said his company was the first to be “completely anti-woke.”"

    972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #Israel #BigTech #SiliconValley #Palantir #Dataminr #Drones #DroneWarfare #Palestine #Gaza

  3. "According to a seating chart seen by +972 Magazine, a “Maven Field Service Representative” has been present at the CMCC. Built by the U.S. tech company Palantir, whose logo was visible in presentations given inside the Center, Maven collects and analyses surveillance data taken from warzones to speed-up U.S. military operations, including lethal airstrikes. The platform sucks information from satellites, spy planes, drones, intercepted telecommunications, and the internet, and “packages it into a common, searchable app for commanders and support groups,” according to U.S. defense outlets.

    The U.S. military calls Maven its “AI-powered battlefield platform.” It has already been deployed to guide U.S. airstrikes across the Middle East, including in Yemen, Syria, and Iraq. Palantir has marketed its technology as shortening the process of identifying and bombing military targets — what the company’s CTO recently described as “optimizing the kill chain.” Over the summer, Palantir scored a $10 billion contract to update and refine the Maven platform for U.S. armed forces.

    Palantir has also worked closely with Israel’s military since January 2024, when the two parties entered into a “strategic partnership” for “war related missions.” The company has been aggressively recruiting employees to staff its Tel Aviv office, which first opened in 2015 and has expanded significantly over the last two years. Justifying its stalwart commitment to Israel in spite of mounting charges of war crimes and genocide, Palantir CEO Alex Karp recently said his company was the first to be “completely anti-woke.”"

    972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #Israel #BigTech #SiliconValley #Palantir #Dataminr #Drones #DroneWarfare #Palestine #Gaza

  4. "According to a seating chart seen by +972 Magazine, a “Maven Field Service Representative” has been present at the CMCC. Built by the U.S. tech company Palantir, whose logo was visible in presentations given inside the Center, Maven collects and analyses surveillance data taken from warzones to speed-up U.S. military operations, including lethal airstrikes. The platform sucks information from satellites, spy planes, drones, intercepted telecommunications, and the internet, and “packages it into a common, searchable app for commanders and support groups,” according to U.S. defense outlets.

    The U.S. military calls Maven its “AI-powered battlefield platform.” It has already been deployed to guide U.S. airstrikes across the Middle East, including in Yemen, Syria, and Iraq. Palantir has marketed its technology as shortening the process of identifying and bombing military targets — what the company’s CTO recently described as “optimizing the kill chain.” Over the summer, Palantir scored a $10 billion contract to update and refine the Maven platform for U.S. armed forces.

    Palantir has also worked closely with Israel’s military since January 2024, when the two parties entered into a “strategic partnership” for “war related missions.” The company has been aggressively recruiting employees to staff its Tel Aviv office, which first opened in 2015 and has expanded significantly over the last two years. Justifying its stalwart commitment to Israel in spite of mounting charges of war crimes and genocide, Palantir CEO Alex Karp recently said his company was the first to be “completely anti-woke.”"

    972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #Israel #BigTech #SiliconValley #Palantir #Dataminr #Drones #DroneWarfare #Palestine #Gaza

  5. "According to a seating chart seen by +972 Magazine, a “Maven Field Service Representative” has been present at the CMCC. Built by the U.S. tech company Palantir, whose logo was visible in presentations given inside the Center, Maven collects and analyses surveillance data taken from warzones to speed-up U.S. military operations, including lethal airstrikes. The platform sucks information from satellites, spy planes, drones, intercepted telecommunications, and the internet, and “packages it into a common, searchable app for commanders and support groups,” according to U.S. defense outlets.

    The U.S. military calls Maven its “AI-powered battlefield platform.” It has already been deployed to guide U.S. airstrikes across the Middle East, including in Yemen, Syria, and Iraq. Palantir has marketed its technology as shortening the process of identifying and bombing military targets — what the company’s CTO recently described as “optimizing the kill chain.” Over the summer, Palantir scored a $10 billion contract to update and refine the Maven platform for U.S. armed forces.

    Palantir has also worked closely with Israel’s military since January 2024, when the two parties entered into a “strategic partnership” for “war related missions.” The company has been aggressively recruiting employees to staff its Tel Aviv office, which first opened in 2015 and has expanded significantly over the last two years. Justifying its stalwart commitment to Israel in spite of mounting charges of war crimes and genocide, Palantir CEO Alex Karp recently said his company was the first to be “completely anti-woke.”"

    972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #Israel #BigTech #SiliconValley #Palantir #Dataminr #Drones #DroneWarfare #Palestine #Gaza

  6. Gaza : les entreprises de #surveillance basées sur l’ #IA se bousculent pour obtenir une part du butin de #Gaza

    La présence de #Palantir et #Dataminr dans le nouvel complexe militaire américain en #Israël offre un aperçu de la façon dont les entreprises technologiques tirent profit du #génocide 972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #tech

  7. Gaza : les entreprises de #surveillance basées sur l’ #IA se bousculent pour obtenir une part du butin de #Gaza

    La présence de #Palantir et #Dataminr dans le nouvel complexe militaire américain en #Israël offre un aperçu de la façon dont les entreprises technologiques tirent profit du #génocide 972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #tech

  8. Gaza : les entreprises de #surveillance basées sur l’ #IA se bousculent pour obtenir une part du butin de #Gaza

    La présence de #Palantir et #Dataminr dans le nouvel complexe militaire américain en #Israël offre un aperçu de la façon dont les entreprises technologiques tirent profit du #génocide 972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #tech

  9. Gaza : les entreprises de #surveillance basées sur l’ #IA se bousculent pour obtenir une part du butin de #Gaza

    La présence de #Palantir et #Dataminr dans le nouvel complexe militaire américain en #Israël offre un aperçu de la façon dont les entreprises technologiques tirent profit du #génocide 972mag.com/ai-surveillance-gaz

    #tech

  10. The #AI Tools #CBP Is Using to Scan #SocialMedia
    Customs and Border Protection released more documents last week that show which AI-powered tools that agency has been using to identify people of interest, including #Fivecast ONYX and #Dataminr, another social media monitoring company.
    The release of these documents happened the same week that #DHS announced it will “Begin Screening Aliens’ Social Media Activity for Antisemitism.”
    404media.co/the-ai-tools-cbp-i
    archive.ph/QbpJD
    #surveillance

  11. The #AI Tools #CBP Is Using to Scan #SocialMedia
    Customs and Border Protection released more documents last week that show which AI-powered tools that agency has been using to identify people of interest, including #Fivecast ONYX and #Dataminr, another social media monitoring company.
    The release of these documents happened the same week that #DHS announced it will “Begin Screening Aliens’ Social Media Activity for Antisemitism.”
    404media.co/the-ai-tools-cbp-i
    archive.ph/QbpJD
    #surveillance

  12. The Tools Is Using to Scan
    Customs and Border Protection released more documents last week that show which AI-powered tools that agency has been using to identify people of interest, including ONYX and , another social media monitoring company.
    The release of these documents happened the same week that announced it will “Begin Screening Aliens’ Social Media Activity for Antisemitism.”
    404media.co/the-ai-tools-cbp-i
    archive.ph/QbpJD

  13. The #AI Tools #CBP Is Using to Scan #SocialMedia
    Customs and Border Protection released more documents last week that show which AI-powered tools that agency has been using to identify people of interest, including #Fivecast ONYX and #Dataminr, another social media monitoring company.
    The release of these documents happened the same week that #DHS announced it will “Begin Screening Aliens’ Social Media Activity for Antisemitism.”
    404media.co/the-ai-tools-cbp-i
    archive.ph/QbpJD
    #surveillance

  14. The #AI Tools #CBP Is Using to Scan #SocialMedia
    Customs and Border Protection released more documents last week that show which AI-powered tools that agency has been using to identify people of interest, including #Fivecast ONYX and #Dataminr, another social media monitoring company.
    The release of these documents happened the same week that #DHS announced it will “Begin Screening Aliens’ Social Media Activity for Antisemitism.”
    404media.co/the-ai-tools-cbp-i
    archive.ph/QbpJD
    #surveillance

  15. "Based on the records obtained by The Intercept, which span October 2023 to April 2024, Dataminr alerted the LAPD of more than 50 different protests, including at least a dozen before they occurred...Privacy and civil liberties experts argue that police surveillance of First Amendment activity from afar has chilling effect on political association, discourse and dissent." #Dataminr #Musk #PoliceState #politics

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  16. "Based on the records obtained by The Intercept, which span October 2023 to April 2024, Dataminr alerted the LAPD of more than 50 different protests, including at least a dozen before they occurred...Privacy and civil liberties experts argue that police surveillance of First Amendment activity from afar has chilling effect on political association, discourse and dissent." #Dataminr #Musk #PoliceState #politics

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  17. "Based on the records obtained by The Intercept, which span October 2023 to April 2024, Dataminr alerted the LAPD of more than 50 different protests, including at least a dozen before they occurred...Privacy and civil liberties experts argue that police surveillance of First Amendment activity from afar has chilling effect on political association, discourse and dissent." #Dataminr #Musk #PoliceState #politics

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  18. "Based on the records obtained by The Intercept, which span October 2023 to April 2024, Dataminr alerted the LAPD of more than 50 different protests, including at least a dozen before they occurred...Privacy and civil liberties experts argue that police surveillance of First Amendment activity from afar has chilling effect on political association, discourse and dissent." #Dataminr #Musk #PoliceState #politics

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  19. Violando i diritti costituzionali dei manifestanti, la polizia di #LosAngeles ha sorvegliato le proteste per #Gaza "grazie" a #Dataminr, una società di sorveglianza dei social media e "partner ufficiale" di #X.

    #Usa #Trump #GazaGenocide#17marzo

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  20. Violando i diritti costituzionali dei manifestanti, la polizia di #LosAngeles ha sorvegliato le proteste per #Gaza "grazie" a #Dataminr, una società di sorveglianza dei social media e "partner ufficiale" di #X.

    #Usa #Trump #GazaGenocide#17marzo

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  21. Violando i diritti costituzionali dei manifestanti, la polizia di #LosAngeles ha sorvegliato le proteste per #Gaza "grazie" a #Dataminr, una società di sorveglianza dei social media e "partner ufficiale" di #X.

    #Usa #Trump #GazaGenocide#17marzo

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  22. Violando i diritti costituzionali dei manifestanti, la polizia di #LosAngeles ha sorvegliato le proteste per #Gaza "grazie" a #Dataminr, una società di sorveglianza dei social media e "partner ufficiale" di #X.

    #Usa #Trump #GazaGenocide#17marzo

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  23. Violando i diritti costituzionali dei manifestanti, la polizia di #LosAngeles ha sorvegliato le proteste per #Gaza "grazie" a #Dataminr, una società di sorveglianza dei social media e "partner ufficiale" di #X.

    #Usa #Trump #GazaGenocide#17marzo

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la

  24. 'LAPD knew protests were coming: 2 days earlier, the dept received👉advanced warning 👈on #Dataminr, a socialmedia #surveillance firm ...and👉“official partner” of X👈.

    ....LosAngeles #ACAB Department emails obtained via public records show city police used Dataminr to track Gaza-related demonstrations and other constitutionally protected #freespeech.'

    "#LAPD Surveilled #Gaza #Protests Using #SocialMedia Tool"

    theintercept.com/2025/03/17/la #CyberSecurity #DomesticSpying #CyberStalking @palestine

  25. US Marshals received regular alerts from #Dataminr, who monitors social media for #corporate & #govt clients, about precise times, locations of ongoing & planned #abortion #rights demonstrations

    They reported posts of protest organizers, participants, & bystanders, & leveraged Dataminr’s privileged unrestricted #Twitter access #monitor constitutionally protected speech

    This is ripe for #abuse, but NOT subject to legislative#judicial oversight

    theintercept.com/2023/05/15/ab

    #FreeSpeech #PoliceState

  26. US Marshals received regular alerts from #Dataminr, who monitors social media for #corporate & #govt clients, about precise times, locations of ongoing & planned #abortion #rights demonstrations

    They reported posts of protest organizers, participants, & bystanders, & leveraged Dataminr’s privileged unrestricted #Twitter access #monitor constitutionally protected speech

    This is ripe for #abuse, but NOT subject to legislative#judicial oversight

    theintercept.com/2023/05/15/ab

    #FreeSpeech #PoliceState

  27. US Marshals received regular alerts from #Dataminr, who monitors social media for #corporate & #govt clients, about precise times, locations of ongoing & planned #abortion #rights demonstrations

    They reported posts of protest organizers, participants, & bystanders, & leveraged Dataminr’s privileged unrestricted #Twitter access #monitor constitutionally protected speech

    This is ripe for #abuse, but NOT subject to legislative#judicial oversight

    theintercept.com/2023/05/15/ab

    #FreeSpeech #PoliceState

  28. US Marshals received regular alerts from #Dataminr, who monitors social media for #corporate & #govt clients, about precise times, locations of ongoing & planned #abortion #rights demonstrations

    They reported posts of protest organizers, participants, & bystanders, & leveraged Dataminr’s privileged unrestricted #Twitter access #monitor constitutionally protected speech

    This is ripe for #abuse, but NOT subject to legislative#judicial oversight

    theintercept.com/2023/05/15/ab

    #FreeSpeech #PoliceState

  29. Interesting read on the contradictions between #ElonMusk public stance about privacy and free speech and #twitter providing law enforcement with everything via #dataminr #TheIntercept
    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

  30. Interesting read on the contradictions between #ElonMusk public stance about privacy and free speech and #twitter providing law enforcement with everything via #dataminr #TheIntercept
    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

  31. Interesting read on the contradictions between #ElonMusk public stance about privacy and free speech and #twitter providing law enforcement with everything via #dataminr #TheIntercept
    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

  32. Interesting read on the contradictions between #ElonMusk public stance about privacy and free speech and #twitter providing law enforcement with everything via #dataminr #TheIntercept
    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

  33. "emails between the U.S. Secret Service and the #surveillance firm #Dataminr, obtained by The Intercept from a Freedom of Information Act request, show X/#Twitter is in an awkward position, profiting from the sale of user data for government surveillance purposes at the same time as it was fighting secrecy around another flavor of state surveillance in court."

    To be fair, this predated #Musk, but he's since done nothing to halt it, making his own hypocrisy worse.

    archive.is/YFVps

  34. "emails between the U.S. Secret Service and the #surveillance firm #Dataminr, obtained by The Intercept from a Freedom of Information Act request, show X/#Twitter is in an awkward position, profiting from the sale of user data for government surveillance purposes at the same time as it was fighting secrecy around another flavor of state surveillance in court."

    To be fair, this predated #Musk, but he's since done nothing to halt it, making his own hypocrisy worse.

    archive.is/YFVps

  35. "emails between the U.S. Secret Service and the #surveillance firm #Dataminr, obtained by The Intercept from a Freedom of Information Act request, show X/#Twitter is in an awkward position, profiting from the sale of user data for government surveillance purposes at the same time as it was fighting secrecy around another flavor of state surveillance in court."

    To be fair, this predated #Musk, but he's since done nothing to halt it, making his own hypocrisy worse.

    archive.is/YFVps

  36. "emails between the U.S. Secret Service and the #surveillance firm #Dataminr, obtained by The Intercept from a Freedom of Information Act request, show X/#Twitter is in an awkward position, profiting from the sale of user data for government surveillance purposes at the same time as it was fighting secrecy around another flavor of state surveillance in court."

    To be fair, this predated #Musk, but he's since done nothing to halt it, making his own hypocrisy worse.

    archive.is/YFVps

  37. "emails between the U.S. Secret Service and the #surveillance firm #Dataminr, obtained by The Intercept from a Freedom of Information Act request, show X/#Twitter is in an awkward position, profiting from the sale of user data for government surveillance purposes at the same time as it was fighting secrecy around another flavor of state surveillance in court."

    To be fair, this predated #Musk, but he's since done nothing to halt it, making his own hypocrisy worse.

    archive.is/YFVps

  38. Double plus ungood!

    Elon Musk Fought #GovernmentSurveillance — While Profiting Off Government Surveillance

    Musk made hay of his legal battle against secret surveillance but continued selling X user data to a company that facilitates government monitoring.

    by Sam Biddle
    March 25 2024

    "While national security letters allow the government to make targeted demands for non-public data on an individual basis, companies like #Dataminr continuously monitor public activity on social media and other internet platforms. Dataminr provides its customers with customized real-time 'alerts' on desired topics, giving clients like police departments a form of social media omniscience. The alerts allow police to, for instance, automatically track a #protest as it moves from its planning stages into the streets, without requiring police officials to do any time-intensive searches."

    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

    #Privacy #Surveillance #Police #Orwellian #ElonMusk #Activists #ACAB #DirectAction #Activism #SurveillanceState #BigBrotherIsWatchingYou #BigTechBros #BigTechBrosAreWatchingYou

  39. Double plus ungood!

    Elon Musk Fought #GovernmentSurveillance — While Profiting Off Government Surveillance

    Musk made hay of his legal battle against secret surveillance but continued selling X user data to a company that facilitates government monitoring.

    by Sam Biddle
    March 25 2024

    "While national security letters allow the government to make targeted demands for non-public data on an individual basis, companies like #Dataminr continuously monitor public activity on social media and other internet platforms. Dataminr provides its customers with customized real-time 'alerts' on desired topics, giving clients like police departments a form of social media omniscience. The alerts allow police to, for instance, automatically track a #protest as it moves from its planning stages into the streets, without requiring police officials to do any time-intensive searches."

    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

    #Privacy #Surveillance #Police #Orwellian #ElonMusk #Activists #ACAB #DirectAction #Activism #SurveillanceState #BigBrotherIsWatchingYou #BigTechBros #BigTechBrosAreWatchingYou

  40. Double plus ungood!

    Elon Musk Fought #GovernmentSurveillance — While Profiting Off Government Surveillance

    Musk made hay of his legal battle against secret surveillance but continued selling X user data to a company that facilitates government monitoring.

    by Sam Biddle
    March 25 2024

    "While national security letters allow the government to make targeted demands for non-public data on an individual basis, companies like #Dataminr continuously monitor public activity on social media and other internet platforms. Dataminr provides its customers with customized real-time 'alerts' on desired topics, giving clients like police departments a form of social media omniscience. The alerts allow police to, for instance, automatically track a #protest as it moves from its planning stages into the streets, without requiring police officials to do any time-intensive searches."

    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

    #Privacy #Surveillance #Police #Orwellian #ElonMusk #Activists #ACAB #DirectAction #Activism #SurveillanceState #BigBrotherIsWatchingYou #BigTechBros #BigTechBrosAreWatchingYou

  41. Double plus ungood!

    Elon Musk Fought #GovernmentSurveillance — While Profiting Off Government Surveillance

    Musk made hay of his legal battle against secret surveillance but continued selling X user data to a company that facilitates government monitoring.

    by Sam Biddle
    March 25 2024

    "While national security letters allow the government to make targeted demands for non-public data on an individual basis, companies like #Dataminr continuously monitor public activity on social media and other internet platforms. Dataminr provides its customers with customized real-time 'alerts' on desired topics, giving clients like police departments a form of social media omniscience. The alerts allow police to, for instance, automatically track a #protest as it moves from its planning stages into the streets, without requiring police officials to do any time-intensive searches."

    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

    #Privacy #Surveillance #Police #Orwellian #ElonMusk #Activists #ACAB #DirectAction #Activism #SurveillanceState #BigBrotherIsWatchingYou #BigTechBros #BigTechBrosAreWatchingYou

  42. Double plus ungood!

    Elon Musk Fought #GovernmentSurveillance — While Profiting Off Government Surveillance

    Musk made hay of his legal battle against secret surveillance but continued selling X user data to a company that facilitates government monitoring.

    by Sam Biddle
    March 25 2024

    "While national security letters allow the government to make targeted demands for non-public data on an individual basis, companies like #Dataminr continuously monitor public activity on social media and other internet platforms. Dataminr provides its customers with customized real-time 'alerts' on desired topics, giving clients like police departments a form of social media omniscience. The alerts allow police to, for instance, automatically track a #protest as it moves from its planning stages into the streets, without requiring police officials to do any time-intensive searches."

    theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el

    #Privacy #Surveillance #Police #Orwellian #ElonMusk #Activists #ACAB #DirectAction #Activism #SurveillanceState #BigBrotherIsWatchingYou #BigTechBros #BigTechBrosAreWatchingYou

  43. #USA #SocialMedia #Twitter #Surveillance #PoliceState #Dataminr: "The court’s refusal to take the case on ended X’s legal bid, but the company and Musk had positioned themselves at the forefront of a battle on behalf of internet users for greater transparency about government surveillance.

    However, emails between the U.S. Secret Service and the surveillance firm Dataminr, obtained by The Intercept from a Freedom of Information Act request, show X is in an awkward position, profiting from the sale of user data for government surveillance purposes at the same time as it was fighting secrecy around another flavor of state surveillance in court.

    While national security letters allow the government to make targeted demands for non-public data on an individual basis, companies like Dataminr continuously monitor public activity on social media and other internet platforms. Dataminr provides its customers with customized real-time “alerts” on desired topics, giving clients like police departments a form of social media omniscience. The alerts allow police to, for instance, automatically track a protest as it moves from its planning stages into the streets, without requiring police officials to do any time-intensive searches.

    Although Dataminr defends First Alert, its governmental surveillance platform, as a public safety tool that helps first responders react quickly to sudden crises, the tool has been repeatedly shown to be used by police to monitor First Amendment-protected online political speech and real-world protests." theintercept.com/2024/03/25/el