The Dallas Police Department is expanding its use of AI cameras. These cameras have the ability to perform facial recognition, but according to a department representative, this feature will not be…
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The Dallas Police Department is expanding its use of AI cameras. These cameras have the ability to perform facial recognition, but according to a department representative, this feature will not be utilized. The representative confirmed that the cameras are equipped with facial recognition capabilities, but there are no plans to use this function.
Further details about the expansion of AI cameras and their intended use can be found through the Dallas Observer. More information is available from the source for those seeking additional context or clarification on the department's plans for the AI cameras.
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