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    AI backlash reportedly draws TikTok creators from opposing political camps together

    A post describes a Wall Street Journal scan of 4 million TikToks and points to anger at police-used AI license-plate cameras and data centers.

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    A post says a Wall Street Journal scan of 4 million TikToks found AI backlash drawing creators from opposing political camps together. It says the anger targets Flock Safety’s AI license-plate cameras used by police, as well as data centers.

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    @rohanpaul_aiA Wall Street Journal scan of 4M TikToks finds AI backlash pulling together creators from opposing political camps. The anger targets Flock Safety's AI license-plate cameras used by police, along with the data centers.

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    @rohanpaul_aiA Wall Street Journal scan of 4M TikToks finds AI backlash pulling together creators from opposing political camps. The anger targets Flock Safety's AI license-plate cameras used by police, along with the data centers.