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Flock Safety, a maker of AI-powered license plate readers, plans to lay off 18 percent of its 1,500 workforce, impacting 270 employees by the end of October. This move follows bipartisan backlash and bans in Florida, Texas, and Pennsylvania.
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Sources: Flock plans to let go of ~270 employees, or 18% of its staff, at the end of October; the layoffs come after a voluntary buyout program in September (Reuters)
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