AI SECURITY CAMERAS OFFER DETAIL—AND WILD ERRORS
Security camera companies are deploying AI to provide detailed descriptions of surveillance footage, but the technology frequently misidentifies objects with significant consequences. Brake lights trigger fire alerts and humans register as bears.
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