The article discusses the Biden administration’s plans to fund the development of advanced surveillance technologies, despite former President Trump’s promises to crack down on such technologies. It highlights the potential benefits of these technologies, such as enhancing public safety and national security, but also raises concerns about privacy and civil liberties. The article mentions the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in developing facial recognition systems, which have been criticized for their potential bias and inaccuracy. It also discusses the use of drones and other surveillance tools by law enforcement agencies. The article presents perspectives from both proponents and critics of these technologies, and explores the ongoing debate around balancing security and privacy concerns.
Surveillance Tech Advances With Biden Aid, Trumps Promised Crackdown
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