>> I don’t see how AI cameras are a solution to any crime issues in places like tube stations. I doubt this is really about detecting crime. This seems more ab

>> I don’t see how AI cameras are a solution to any crime issues in places like tube stations. I doubt this is really about detecting crime. This seems more about manpower and camera/watcher ratios. The machine will identify situations and bring them to the attention of the human, allowing one person to "man" a larger number of cameras. Some airports have a similar system for cameras whereby cameras will automatically pan and zoom towards the source of an issue, saving the time necessary for a human to spot an incident. Some are even tied into ground-mapping radar to identify when aircraft or objects are in places they shouldn't. https://www.vision-systems.com/cameras-accessories/article/16738149/airport-adds-daynight-camera-to-runway-radar https://www.vision-systems.com/cameras-accessories/article/1...