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AI lifeguard cameras at Liverpool leisure centre pool could be breaking surveillance laws, expert says

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AI lifeguard cameras at Liverpool leisure centre pool could be breaking surveillance laws, expert says

A Sydney council has installed AI-powered cameras to monitor swimmers, but warnings suggest the technology could be breaking New South Wales surveillance laws.

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