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"Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is rapidly proliferating around
the world. Startling developments keep emerging, from the onset of
deepfake videos that blur the line between truth and falsehood, to
advanced algorithms that can beat the best players in the world in
multiplayer poker. Businesses harness AI capabilities to improve
analytic processing; city officials tap AI to monitor traffic congestion
and oversee smart energy metering. Yet a growing number of states are
deploying advanced AI surveillance tools to monitor, track, and surveil
citizens to accomplish a range of policy objectives—some lawful, others
that violate human rights, and many of which fall into a murky middle
ground."
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