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Berlin police start AI-powered street surveillance

Police in Berlin on Sept 24 launched a controversial project using AI-powered surveillance cameras in high-crime areas of the German capital.

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Police say the cameras will be connected to inactive screens which will only light up and show information when flagged by the AI. — Unsplash

BERLIN : Police in Berlin on Sept 24 launched a controversial project using artificial intelligence (AI)-powered surveillance cameras in high-crime areas of the German capital.

For an initial four weeks, the cameras will be installed and fine-tuned in the Kotbusser Tor area before they are actively used. Police then plan to roll out the scheme to other inner-city districts designated "high crime areas".

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