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U.S. law enforcement agencies are employing AI-powered cameras to monitor vehicles, scanning billions each month. While supporters claim the technology assists in crime resolution, critics highlight potential privacy infringements and the implications of a surveillance network.
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U.S. law enforcement agencies are employing AI-powered cameras to monitor vehicles, scanning billions each month. While supporters claim the technology assists in crime resolution, critics highlight potential privacy infringements and the implications of a surveillance network.
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