France deploys AI and 80,000 cameras to track student protest vandals
French police launch major operation using AI and 80,000 surveillance cameras to identify those involved in looting during student protests.
French authorities have initiated a extensive security operation utilizing artificial intelligence, facial recognition technology, and around 80,000 surveillance cameras to track down individuals involved in looting and vandalism during recent student protests. According to Agence France-Presse, French Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin revealed the deployment of facial recognition software to match gathered images and videos with a digital database containing millions of photographs.
Authorities are also monitoring social media platforms and scrutinizing videos posted online to ascertain the identities of suspects.
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