INTL · 27 July 2026

AI surveillance in Hawaii prompts ‘Big Brother’ concerns

Reported by Bing News

Honolulu Police Chief David Lazar plans to expand automated licence plate readers across Oahu. The technology will feed into a real-time crime centre scheduled to begin in August 2026, despite facing opposition.

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