Austin Technology Commission approves recommendation on sensitive technology, data retention and vendor oversight
The Austin Technology Commission voted Wednesday to approve a recommendation from its artificial intelligence working group that asks city leaders to limit how the city and its vendors collect, retain and share data from “sensitive technologies,” including automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and certain camera surveillance systems.
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The Austin Technology Commission voted Wednesday to approve a recommendation from its artificial intelligence working group that asks city leaders to limit how the city and its vendors collect, retain and share data from “sensitive technologies,” including automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and certain camera surveillance systems.
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