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A state senator has raised concerns about the implications of AI gun detection technology that the Daytona Beach Police Department is looking to implement. The senator argues that this technology poses significant risks to citizens' Second and Fourth Amendment rights.
The proposed legislation seeks to ban the use of AI systems designed to identify firearms in public spaces, citing potential violations of privacy and the right to bear arms. Critics of the technology argue that it could lead to unwarranted surveillance and discrimination against individuals based on their appearance or behavior.
As discussions continue, the senator emphasizes the importance of safeguarding constitutional rights in the face of advancing technology. Proponents of the technology, however, argue that it could enhance public safety by allowing law enforcement to respond more effectively to potential threats.
The debate highlights the ongoing tension between technological innovation and civil liberties, as communities grapple with the implications of AI in law enforcement.
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