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AI and facial recognition technology considered as Vincent upgrades CCTV Policy for the first time in 16 years

The use of artificial technology, biometric technology and body-worn cameras could play a greater role in community safety under a proposed overhaul of a Perth council’s new CCTV Policy.

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