Project to create smart city with AI-powered cameras and sensors

Sensors have been collecting movement data on the streets of West Palm Beach, FL for years, but the next stage of the plan to introduce AI-powered cameras with face-recognition software is being met with concern

Sensors have been collecting movement data on the streets of West Palm Beach, FL for years, but the next stage of the plan to introduce AI-powered cameras with face-recognition software is being met with concern. Image: Wilkine Brutus

The National Science Foundation wants to transform West Palm Beach, FL, in the US into a connected smart city with a team of sensors and cameras to track drivers, pedestrians and animals. But the move has sparked community concern.

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