ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF AI-DRIVEN SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS
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AI, surveillance, ethical, transparency, ethicsAbstract
The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies over the past decade has transformed many aspects of modern life, none more significantly than the realm of surveillance. AI-driven surveillance systems, powered by advanced machine learning algorithms, facial recognition, and real-time data analytics, promise unparalleled security capabilities. They have been adopted globally for purposes ranging from public safety and crime prevention to healthcare monitoring and traffic management. However, this technological advancement raises profound ethical questions regarding privacy, civil liberties, and the potential for misuse. As these systems become increasingly pervasive, it is imperative to critically examine their ethical implications and the responsibilities of both developers and regulators.
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