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San Antonio is exploring the installation of AI-enabled security cameras downtown, potentially by next Fiesta. Police Chief William McManus supports this initiative, which aims to enhance public safety following recent violent incidents. The city is considering a budget allocation of at least $200,000 for a pilot program involving around 10 cameras.
The proposed cameras may include controversial facial recognition technology, which McManus views with skepticism. Business leaders, including Trish DeBerry of Centro San Antonio, advocate for these cameras to deter crime and assist in investigations. The initiative reflects a growing interest in leveraging technology to improve safety in urban areas.
• AI cameras could alert police to unusual activities in downtown San Antonio.
• Facial recognition technology remains a controversial topic in public safety discussions.
The proposed security cameras would utilize AI to detect unusual occurrences and alert law enforcement.
The potential use of facial recognition in the security cameras has raised concerns about privacy and accuracy.
This technology could enhance the effectiveness of surveillance systems by predicting potential criminal activities.
Axon is being considered for supplying the security cameras for the San Antonio initiative.
Clearview AI's controversial practices have sparked debates about privacy and civil liberties.
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