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AI Home Surveillance Tests Privacy Boundaries
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AI is expanding home monitoring from passive video recording to systems that interpret movement, describe scenes, search footage, detect falls, and potentially identify people.
These capabilities may improve safety and enable older adults to remain at home, but they also increase exposure to sensitive information about household activity, visitors, routines, and physical behavior. The main unresolved issues are informed consent, default settings, retention, third-party or law-enforcement access, and the handling of biometric or behavioral data.
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