Flock Cameras Exposed: Big Brother’s AI Eyes Are Watching EVERY Car

Is your every move being tracked? On this Edge of Wonder Live, Ben and Rob expose the explosive truth about Flock Safety cameras—the rapidly expanding network of AI-powered surveillance devices blanketing American streets.

From license plate readers that log billions of vehicle scans monthly to creepy PTZ cameras that auto-zoom in on people, Flock’s technology is building a nationwide surveillance grid for law enforcement and beyond without any regulation.

Shocking leaks show some of their feeds were left streaming live on the open internet, revealing just how vulnerable, and invasive, this system really is.

Is this a crime-fighting tool, or the foundation of a total surveillance state?

Join Ben and Rob as they uncover the hidden dangers, how police officers are even speaking out about it, and what it means for your privacy and freedom.

Also don’t miss the weekly “Bendela Effect” (Ben’s personal experience!) and the Metaphysical Minute segments (weirdest stories submitted by fans).

During the “Dig Deep” Live Q&A, ask your questions directly. In the fan-favorite Top 10 Weirder News of the Week, hear hilarious and bizarre stories only on Rise.TV.

And as always, see you out… on the edge!

“Dig Deep” Live Q&A: “Can phones read your mind?” “What is the bonnacon cryptid?” “Is Lord of the Rings real?” “What happens when some people cut out sugar?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. Does Earth have a second moon?

9. Apple sued OpenAI for trade secret theft.

8. SpaceX’s rocket launch created a jellyfish effect over Cape Canaveral.

7. A giant, spine-covered caterpillar looks like an alien species.

6. Real or fake? Hannah Stocking showed off a supernatural ability to Mark Wahlberg: she can voluntarily dilate and contract her pupils.

5. A 4000-year-old skeleton convinced researchers that the builders of the pyramids were not slaves.

4. A Ryanair passenger’s head and shoulders were sucked out of a plane window.

3. An Idaho man ran a marathon while wearing 125 shirts.

2. For anyone who wants to help with America’s $36 trillion debt, the Treasury Department apparently takes PayPal and Venmo donations.

1. After Taylor Swift’s nuptials at Madison Square Garden, a man sold trash from the wedding for $25–$100 a pop.