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flag U.S. schools are using AI surveillance to boost safety, but concerns over privacy, bias, and data risks persist.

flag U.S. schools are increasingly deploying AI surveillance—using cameras, sensors, and digital monitoring—to tackle issues like vaping, bullying, and safety, with systems tracking behavior, detecting vape vapor, and analyzing audio in classrooms and restrooms. flag While administrators say the technology improves response times and deters misconduct, critics warn of privacy violations, psychological harm, data breaches, and algorithmic bias, especially for vulnerable students. flag Incidents like false alarms from misidentified objects and exposed student data highlight risks. flag With no federal regulations, the rapid adoption raises concerns about overreach, trust erosion, and long-term impacts on student autonomy.

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