Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Advocates for AI-Powered Surveillance Networks
Ellison envisions comprehensive AI surveillance to monitor police and citizens, sparking privacy and bias concerns.
- Larry Ellison proposes an always-on AI surveillance system using police body cameras, car cameras, and drones.
- Ellison claims this technology will improve police behavior and public safety, but evidence supporting these claims is limited.
- Critics argue that AI surveillance could exacerbate existing biases and privacy issues, citing past failures in predictive policing programs.
- AI-powered surveillance technologies are already in use but have not significantly reduced crime or addressed underlying societal issues.
- There are significant concerns about the control and accessibility of surveillance data, which would be managed by Oracle and its AI systems.