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A plan to monitor women’s expressions with facial recognition technology to prevent street harassment in a north Indian city will lead to intrusive policing and privacy violations, digital rights experts have warned. In Lucknow, capital of India’s most populous Uttar Pradesh state, police identified some 200 harassment hotspots that women visit often and where most complaints are reported, said police commissioner DK Thakur. “We will set up five AI-based cameras which will be capable of sending an alert to the nearest police station,” he said, referring to the artificial intelligence-based technology. “These cameras will become active as soon as the expressions of a woman in distress change,” he told reporters this week, without giving further details on which expressions would trigger an alert.

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