TEH Podcast

TEH 273: Social rage on Flock cameras. Fake worry about technology. And the Rise of School Security Drones.

Jul 29, 2026 · 53 min · 10 segments

**In This Episode:** Social rage on Flock cameras. Fake worry about technology. And the Rise of School Security Drones. This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by **Leo Notenboom**, the “Chief Question…

**In This Episode:** Social rage on Flock cameras. Fake worry about technology. And the Rise of School Security Drones. This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by **Leo Notenboom**, the “Chief Question Answerer” at Ask Leo!, and **Gary Rosenzweig,** the host and producer of MacMost, and mobile game developer at Clever Media. (You’ll find longer Bios on the Hosts page.) ### Top Stories - 0:00 GR: Baseball with ipads. - https://apnews.com/article/mlb-ai-ipads-ac940e2490557438f440514977832a74 - 5:30 Ai is not smarter. People have been doing this all along. - 12:56 GR: City and counties are putting up cameras to record everything. - https://www.404media.co/the-rise-of-anti-flock-influencers-who-make-things-up-for-clout/ - 23:00 LN: The OpenAI “breakout” - – https://apnews.com/article/openai-hugging-face-hacking-ai-model-708cb598bc1e33cef560e7196adb2afa - Did OpenAI’s New Model “Go Rogue”? - Imagine if your AI could not only search the public internet, but also use stolen credentials to sign-in to private networks. That’s kind of what this is. - It’s messy. Guardrails were apparently not at 100% - Is it mimicking humans? Humans willing to use compromised credentials, that is. - Concern, OF COURSE, is that today it’s data retrieval from a competitor, but it could someday be data poisoning, or worse. - 34:00 GR: Drones to be used to try to stop school shootings: - https://www.edweek.org/leadership/drones-to-stop-school-shootings-promising-tool-or-unproven-strategy/2026/05 - Will they really be effective? - What are the costs? Budget vs just guards and more traditional methods. Budget vs spending money on actual education. - 38:00 What about pepper balls? - 39:00 Hacked pepper balls? - 42:00 GR: Apple sued because of a third-party app. Is the only legal option for Apple to be 100% perfect when it comes to app store security? - https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/27/apple-sued-after-alleged-app-store-crypto-scam-cost-users-1-8m/ ### Ain’t it Cool - 47:00 LN: Furious. (Hulu) – Dark police murder mystery series staring Emily Rossum (Shameless) - 48:00 GR: Exit Strategy by Martha Wells (Murderbot diaries series) ### BSP: Blatant Self-Promotion - 49:00 LN: How Do I Find Good Local Computer Help? – askleo.com/25661 - 50:00 GR: How To Protect Yourself Against ClickFix Scams ### Transcript - teh273

**In This Episode:** Social rage on Flock cameras. Fake worry about technology. And the Rise of School Security Drones. This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by **Leo Notenboom**, the “Chief Question…

AI Usage in Major-League Dugouts1:40 – 12:56

Gary RosenzweigHost

1:40

And I think, you know, baseball is interesting because there's some technology involved, especially in training and stuff.

Gary RosenzweigHost

1:47

But even now in the actual game that they have instant replay, you know, they have a review called pitch review.

Gary RosenzweigHost

1:54

Anyway, a lot of technology stuff.

Gary RosenzweigHost

1:56

One of the things baseball has embraced is technology in the dugout.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:01

Matter of fact, I remember doing stories for MacMost when they had iPods in the dugout.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:08

So they actually would, the video iPods, the players could look at their performance, you know, review.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:14

Because a lot of what you do is you review, oh, how did I do? Oh, let's look at my swing from yesterday.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:19

And also, like, let me look at the little package they prepared of the pitcher for tomorrow.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:23

You know, what sort of pitches the pitcher throws and stuff.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:27

And then that went to iPads.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:30

Partially, it's kind of like pilots.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:31

You know, they had tons of papers, so they print out tons of stuff and have these books that were available for a short period of time, like for this game, the starting pitcher, the state of the team, recommendations from coaches and stuff.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:44

And then they said, let's replace those with iPads where it could just be on an iPad.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:49

We don't have to print out reams of paper and it's easier to navigate and hold and all of that.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:55

So they've had iPads in the dugouts for a while, and apparently some teams this year, the Mets being one, decided to start integrating AI features.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:07

So they actually get – this is interesting – a league-issued iPad.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:13

So it's not like bring your own iPad from home.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:15

It's like a league-issued iPad.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:17

And there are certain – there's an app on there that everything goes through.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:22

And there are certain things like statistics and data and all that that's in the app.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:26

And then there's a tab for basically just access any kind of web – location, browse

Leo NotenboomHost

3:33

the Internet,

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:33

extra stuff, right? You could bring up and at least one team started actually building their own little A.I.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:40

tool that you could access through that tab to help you just make decisions, you know, when to substitute players, I guess, or what pitches to throw and that kind of thing.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:51

And word got out that they were doing this and some people got alarmed and said, no, that's not going to be allowed until we figure out if it should be allowed or not.

AI Usage in Major-League Dugouts1:40 – 12:56

Gary RosenzweigHost

1:40

And I think, you know, baseball is interesting because there's some technology involved, especially in training and stuff.

Gary RosenzweigHost

1:47

But even now in the actual game that they have instant replay, you know, they have a review called pitch review.

Gary RosenzweigHost

1:54

Anyway, a lot of technology stuff.

Gary RosenzweigHost

1:56

One of the things baseball has embraced is technology in the dugout.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:01

Matter of fact, I remember doing stories for MacMost when they had iPods in the dugout.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:08

So they actually would, the video iPods, the players could look at their performance, you know, review.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:14

Because a lot of what you do is you review, oh, how did I do? Oh, let's look at my swing from yesterday.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:19

And also, like, let me look at the little package they prepared of the pitcher for tomorrow.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:23

You know, what sort of pitches the pitcher throws and stuff.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:27

And then that went to iPads.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:30

Partially, it's kind of like pilots.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:31

You know, they had tons of papers, so they print out tons of stuff and have these books that were available for a short period of time, like for this game, the starting pitcher, the state of the team, recommendations from coaches and stuff.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:44

And then they said, let's replace those with iPads where it could just be on an iPad.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:49

We don't have to print out reams of paper and it's easier to navigate and hold and all of that.

Gary RosenzweigHost

2:55

So they've had iPads in the dugouts for a while, and apparently some teams this year, the Mets being one, decided to start integrating AI features.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:07

So they actually get – this is interesting – a league-issued iPad.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:13

So it's not like bring your own iPad from home.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:15

It's like a league-issued iPad.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:17

And there are certain – there's an app on there that everything goes through.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:22

And there are certain things like statistics and data and all that that's in the app.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:26

And then there's a tab for basically just access any kind of web – location, browse

Leo NotenboomHost

3:33

the Internet,

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:33

extra stuff, right? You could bring up and at least one team started actually building their own little A.I.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:40

tool that you could access through that tab to help you just make decisions, you know, when to substitute players, I guess, or what pitches to throw and that kind of thing.

Gary RosenzweigHost

3:51

And word got out that they were doing this and some people got alarmed and said, no, that's not going to be allowed until we figure out if it should be allowed or not.