As AI data centers spread across Arizona, construction leaders say the jobs powering the tech boom still require skilled workers with hammers, drills and wire cutters.
Arizona’s court system was hit by a cyberattack this week that officials say may have compromised personal information belonging to a large number of Arizonans.
By Tim Darnell, InvestigateTV Staff, AZFamily Digital News Staff and Zach Prelutsky
Pinal County’s sheriff says license plate readers may help solve crimes, but he warns the expanding AI technology needs oversight before it is too late.
Two new reports reveal that much of what the public was initially told about the OpenAI–Hugging Face hack was wrong. An AI researcher says the fuller picture is even more alarming.
Duff Foreman, an AI personality built by Massachusetts-based Gopher Hole Productions, will join analysts Notah Begay III and Ryan Burr on the live broadcast, responding on the fly and unscripted to their questions across three days of coverage.
A list of the cities and towns in Arizona that have either discontinued their Flock cameras and canceled their contracts with Flock Safety or suspended their use for now.
By The Associated Press, AZFamily Digital News Staff and Susan Campbell
Meta has agreed to pay $17 billion and add child-safety measures to its Facebook and Instagram platforms to end a landmark trial over teen social media addiction and settle claims filed by 47 states.
A Surprise police officer placed on leave after an ALPR audit has been cleared after officials determined a technical issue caused the unusual system activity.
Internal affairs records show a former Apache Junction officer admitted using Flock cameras to search for his wife’s vehicle, while two dispatchers who helped run the plate were disciplined.
Charter has completed its $34.5 billion merger with Cox Communications. Cox customers in Phoenix and Tucson will transition to Spectrum by mid-September.
Flock Safety CEO says his license plate reader cameras could have solved the Nancy Guthrie disappearance as Arizona agencies suspend the tech over misuse.
