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  1. AI surveillance tools are being provided to police departments, prompting a discussion on balancing public safety needs against privacy intrusion.
  2. Civil society groups in Seattle are challenging unchecked government surveillance power.

The Mayor of Seattle commissioned an audit of the city's surveillance policies in response to civil liberties concerns.

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The Mayor of Seattle commissioned an audit of the city's surveillance policies in response to civil liberties concerns.

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