Big Brother’s highway cameras now have AI, and they capture 6 to 12 photos of every car that goes by. Then, they all get uploaded into a huge national database, which out-of-state police and government agencies can access. They are very expensive and keep the information for 30 days.
Cameras are in 49 states.
It’s like being watched by a bunch of prison guards.
Anyone could access it publicly. Then came the lawsuits. What does this mean for mass surveillance in the United States?
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