Use of AI in policing a growing concern for some in Canada @CBCManitoba
Use of AI in policing a growing concern for some in Canada  @CBCManitoba
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Many U.S. law enforcement agencies are using integrated AI technology, including licence plate readers and facial recognition, along with real-time crime centres that pull all that information into a central hub. Some Canadian police departments are also quietly growing their network of AI-powered tools.

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