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Police are reportedly pulling motorists over because AI algorithms deem their driving patterns 'suspicious'

An ACLU report claims police are increasingly using AI to analyze license plate-reader data and flag motorists based on travel patterns, raising concerns that innocent drivers could be pulled over because an algorithm deemed their movements suspicious.

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  1. 2026-10-27 13:53 · Tom's Hardware
    Police are reportedly pulling motorists over because AI algorithms deem their driving patterns 'suspicious'

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