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ACLU monitors debate over AI privacy costs as Missouri declines funding for a city camera partnership involving Knoxville and Kansas City.

5 reports, 5 independent Updated Jun 30
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ACLU monitors debate over AI privacy costs as Missouri declines funding for a city camera partnership involving Knoxville and Kansas City.

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  1. The American Civil Liberties Union commented on Kansas City's facial recognition efforts.Sub-event
  2. State declined funding due to privacy concerns during AI debate involving Knoxville and Kansas City.1 source
  3. The city is pushing through a project despite state funding concerns.1 source

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