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AI-powered police body cameras are renewing privacy and bias concerns

Summary by StateScoop
A report from the R Street Institute examining how police use AI-powered body cameras raises concerns of privacy, racial bias and oversight.

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Kitimat RCMP rollout body-worn cameras

Police say new devices will improve transparency and public trust while protecting privacy

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AI-powered police body cameras are renewing privacy and bias concerns

A report from the R Street Institute examining how police use AI-powered body cameras raises concerns of privacy, racial bias and oversight.

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StateScoop broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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