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Larry Ellison has publicly promoted autonomous policing drones for faster…

2026-08-02 · 18:27 UTC ·@HustleBitch_ ·1 min read

Brief

Larry Ellison’s AI police drones are being deployed at least nine schools in Florida, Georgia, and Colorado under the “Campus Guardian Angel” program after Ellison advocated drones to follow cars and lock down schools. The drones reportedly sprint across campuses, flash strobe lights, blare sirens, spray pepper gel and can ram targets at 50 mph. Parents protested after an AI allegedly misidentified a crumpled Doritos bag, drawing armed police.

Why it matters

Larry Ellison has publicly promoted autonomous policing drones for faster response and school lockdowns, saying “A drone gets out there way faster than a police car” and proposing drones follow vehicles to avoid high‑speed chases.

Key details

  • At least nine schools in Florida, Georgia, and Colorado are being equipped with “Campus Guardian Angel” drones that can race across campus in seconds, flash strobe lights, blare sirens, spray pepper gel, and ram targets at 50 mph.
  • Parents are alarmed after reported false positives; one incident involved an AI misidentifying a crumpled Doritos bag as a firearm, prompting multiple police cars to arrive with guns drawn and sparking ‘Skynet’ comparisons.
Source evidence

🚨 LARRY ELLISON’S AI POLICE DRONES ARE NOW BEING DEPLOYED AT SCHOOLS — AND PARENTS ARE LOSING IT

Larry Ellison said it himself:

“We have drones… A drone gets out there way faster than a police car. There’s no reason for high speed chases. You just have a drone follow the car.”

He also talked about locking down schools with autonomous drones.

Now it’s happening.

At least nine schools in Florida, Georgia, and Colorado are being equipped with “Campus Guardian Angel” drones.

These drones can:

• Race across campus in seconds
• Flash strobe lights and blare sirens
• Spray pepper gel
• Ram a target at 50 miles per hour

Parents are already freaking out.

One student was holding a crumpled Doritos bag.
Minutes later, multiple police cars showed up with guns drawn because the AI thought it looked like a firearm.

People are calling this the beginning of Skynet.

Do you trust AI drones to protect your child's school... or is this a step too far?

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