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ImplImplementation Strategies not addressed, privacy concerns minimized, public Informational Town Hall denied.
City of Sidney Economic Development Director Brandy Stone addresses the Council about new tracking software.
Editor's note: some of the content in the following article contains opinions of the Sidney Sun-Telegraph.
SIDNEY--There were more citizen attendees than usual at the Sidney City Council meeting on Tuesday, June 11, as the approval of a subscription to the Placer.ai Artificial Intelligence geolocation data collection program was on the agenda. After the approval of the minutes of the May 28 meeting was approved, the Placer.ai issue was the first item on the agenda. The approval of Placer.ai had been tabled twice previously; the first time due to objections over privacy concerns and a lack of p...
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