…And then the uh actual like AIS data indicated that well, it doesn't it can't really be a Louiswis and Clark vessel either. It doesn't I mean the imagery is kind of bad…

…uh when ships go out to sea and they get out of uh AIS tracking range and they turn off their transponders or they just get out of range of transponders, we don't know where…

push a lot of these AI-driven models, and it just turns out, well, they're not that accurate. So I foresee this becoming a problem for the disaster preparedness and disaster response community over the…

…In fact, there is so much vested interest in tracking the world of shipping that many firms don't even rely on AIS tracking. They're using synthetic aperture radar or SAR sensors on satellites to…

…unless the US Navy clears the minefield and very publicly transits through the minefield area with their AIS transponder turned on so that the whole world can see that the route is safe. This is the…

…This is becoming a huge problem when it comes to live tracking incidents because now we're starting to see even more mainstream media outlets, more journalists starting to implement AI into their suspect photos. It…

…In the Persian Gulf, the sudden disappearance of hundreds of vessels or their convergence on one single point on tracking maps is a classic case of both GPS jamming and AIS spoofing. Though many commentators have…

…As a result it's challenging to determine if a ship is successful in sneaking out until it miraculously appears on AIS tracking maps in the Indian Ocean after a few days. One absolutely critical factor…

…In the Persian Gulf, the sudden disappearance of hundreds of vessels (or their "convergence" on one single point) on tracking maps is a classic case of both GPS jamming and AIS spoofing. Though many commentators have…

…As a result, it's challenging to determine if a ship is successful in sneaking out, until it miraculously appears on AIS tracking maps in the Indian Ocean after a few days. One absolutely critical factor…

…Since there's now a massive pool of biometric data being collected and sold to the highest bidder, it's very likely that AI models are being trained off of this data....data which will 100…

…In the Persian Gulf, the sudden disappearance of hundreds of vessels (or their "convergence" on one single point) on tracking maps is a classic case of both GPS jamming and AIS spoofing. Though many commentators have…

…Departing the country with their AIS transponders spoofing their position to be elsewhere, several tankers departed port, some of which decided to copy the *BELLA 1*'s trick...by claiming to be Russian ships.

…Yemen stated that two vessels departed the UAE without permission this morning, and sailed without turning their AIS transponders on before arriving in Yemen. Onboard these vessels were weapons and armored vehicles that the UAE was…

…Other vessels have also tried the old standby trick that was discovered during the Houthi targeting in the Red Sea last year...they're changing their AIS transponder data to claim affiliation with China, in hopes…

…These vessels transited with their AIS transponders turned off, so there's no GPS track to verify which route they took into the Gulf. Separately, Iran continues to onload crude oil to tanker vessels that are…

Per AIS ship tracking data, the SOLONG was very likely at fault, directly colliding with the STENA's port side directly amidships, without deviating from course or attempting to slow down. Consequently, this incident will very…

…This morning, the USS *GERALD FORD* was detected on AIS receivers off the coast of Morocco, having made the Atlantic crossing sooner than expected.

…everything from Denver signing contracts with Flock to use their AI uh flown drones around the city without a warrant or anything like that. Same thing with judges ruling that police departments can now use Flock…

…As a result, it's challenging to determine if a ship is successful in sneaking out, until it miraculously appears on AIS tracking maps in the Indian Ocean after a few days.