
Several towns in Connecticut are installing AI-powered license plate readers on school buses, despite growing concerns about privacy from residents.
More than half a dozen towns, including New Haven, have already installed the technology, with New Haven recording 12,000 incidents since its installation earlier this year.
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The installation of license plate reading cameras on school buses raises important questions about privacy, safety, and the use of technology in law enforcement
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