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Nashville, TN approved a six-month pilot program for automated license plate reader technology

Nashville, TN automated license plate reader pilot program

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The Nashville Metro Council approved a bill authorizing a six-month pilot program for the use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs). The ALPRs will use smart cameras equipped with algorithmic artificial intelligence trained for pattern recognition to identify license plates, vehicle makes, models, and colors. The Council specifically did not approve the use of facial recognition technology with ALPRs due to controversial racial implications.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)Facial Recognition Policy Surveillance Pilot / POC

Nashville, TN

City in Tennessee

United States

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Metro approves license plate readers, disallows facial recognition | Metro government | nashvillepost.com

Rosenberg: Proponents felt ‘pressure’ to approve legislation

Metro Council approves license plate readers in Nashville

Metro City Council is set to vote on the bill that some call an invaluable resource while others worry if this could mean police have more power than they can handle.

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