SECURITYJul 22 · 22:55 UTCCOURTHOUSE NEWSWilliam Savinar

Mexican president unveils AI-powered robocop and robodog as part of security plan

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Mexico state Governor Delfina Gómez unveiled two AI-powered police robots, CeCi and K7, as part of the National Public Security Strategy. The robots will support surveillance, facial recognition, and crime investigation in the state of Mexico. An anthropologist criticized the focus on technology over addressing systemic issues in criminal investigations.

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