#OpGlassLedger: 1.2 Million Solvitas Case Files
1,204,611 case records show hospitals receiving AI-generated reject rationales from Solvitas systems. The promised appeal existed. The appeal was AI too.
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Claims, Denials & Corrections
Operational claims, explicit denials, corrections and evidentiary releases.
Not Us: Chicago Transport Mesh Disruption
Different methods. Different motives. Different signatures. Stop attaching our name to every broken network with a dramatic screenshot.
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Correction: Marginis Feeder Shift Date
We labeled one feeder-duty sheet 2043-11-17. It is 2043-11-19. The underlying labor-hour analysis is unchanged.
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Marginis Feeder Labor Archive
Duty schedules show twenty-hour work blocks and minors filling dock and cleaning gaps when service bots failed.
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No: We Did Not Touch Hospital Generators
A circulating “0K” threat against hospital backup systems is fake.
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County Facial Recognition Procurement Emails
A county told residents facial matching was limited while procurement emails described broader retention and interagency access.
READ →Your Mood Is Not an Ad Slot
Internal consumer-neuro advertising slides treated affective response as inventory.
READ →Private Detention Predictive-Risk Vendor Materials
Risk scores shaped housing and movement inside contracted detention facilities with little meaningful appeal.
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That Head-of-State Video Is Fake. It Is Also Not Ours.
A viral synthetic address is not a 0K release.
READ →Quiet City Correction
Two cities were incorrectly listed as active pilots. Contracts were signed but never deployed.
READ →Argent Peripheral Contractor Exposure
A subcontractor retained access logs and movement metadata longer than Argent represented publicly.
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Data City Cooling Oversight Packet Mirror
We are mirroring public-interest infrastructure records that disappeared from an agency portal after a “migration.”
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Sovereignty Party Donor Routing Spreadsheet
Financial routing shows the same security contractors funding anti-automation rhetoric and automation-heavy enforcement policy.
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Corrections: Three Things We Got Wrong
A vendor relationship was overstated, a timestamp was converted incorrectly and a municipal contract was already public.
READ →#OpLanternhouse: Public Records, Not Pyrotechnics
A distributed public-records campaign maps municipal sensor contracts across 31 states.
READ →The Welfare Interview Nobody Attended
Applicants were told cases received review while most interviews were synthetic summaries routed to automated adjudication.
READ →#OpConveyor: Productivity Scores and Bathroom Time
Warehouse scoring systems measured “inactive intervals” finely enough to turn bathroom use into performance data.
READ →Quiet City: Predictive Policing Contract Map
A public map ties municipal predictive-policing pilots to a small set of shared vendors.
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