Yes, police use of facial recognition should be banned or strictly restricted because it has been shown to misidentify minority groups more often, which can lead to discrimination, wrongful suspicion, and serious harm to civil rights.
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Cities should be allowed to use high-tech surveillance cameras only with strict limits, because while they can improve public safety, they also risk violating privacy if used without transparency, clear rules, and strong oversight.
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AI surveillance is a direct threat to democracy because it can invade privacy, suppress free expression, and discourage people from protesting or speaking openly, especially when there are weak rules and little oversight and the place where the law is weak
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Should the city need to prioritize public safety over individual privacy when installing surveillance cameras for major events like the World Cup ?
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Policy Should not use AI face recognition on body cameras beacons its raise serious concern about privacy and its a violation of civil liberties

No,The public safety benefits of police facial recognition do not outweigh the risks to privacy and civil rights, because the technology can misidentify people, invade privacy, and be used unfairly—putting individual freedoms at risk.
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Police Should not use these cameras publicly even its only for a high risk watch list , because it can still invade people privacy and make mistakes due to this some innocent people got targeted.

Should police use AI-powered facial recognition on body cameras if it risks privacy and bias?

Yes,Companies should limit the amount of advance surveillance technologies to protect civil rights and privacy
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No,U.S tech companies should nit be allowed to use self tools every time for mass facial-recognition surveillance because they can harm their privacy and they are tracking people without their consent that is not ethical.#UCWCOMM150

U.S tech companies should be held responsible if they knowingly help china to monitor their people activities .They should think about the human rights not just think about the profit and have some restrictions that everybody can live how they want

Should advanced surveillance technology developed by private companies be restricted from use by governments due to risks to privacy and human rights?