AI Cameras Send Alerts in Seconds at Chicago-Area Stores, but Bias Fears Linger
About two dozen Chicago-area stores use Veesion AI cameras to flag shoplifters in seconds, as shoppers raise bias and surveillance concerns.
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About two dozen Chicago-area stores use Veesion AI cameras to flag shoplifters in seconds, as shoppers raise bias and surveillance concerns.
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