New York Unveils WEF Surveillance System to ‘Predict Crimes’
Sean Adl-Tabatabai – New York has unveiled a World Economic Forum-backed AI surveillance system to predict crimes before they occur, targeting the city’s subway system. The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) is deploying this technology to detect “irrational or concerning conduct,” aiming to enhance safety amid rising public concern.
Governor Kathy Hochul, who has prioritized subway surveillance since 2021, is responding to a wave of high-profile assaults and robberies that have fueled anxiety. With 40 percent of subway platform cameras currently monitored in real-time by human operators, the AI system marks a significant escalation in efforts to preempt criminal activity. Continue reading
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