Drones IA : l’angle mort de la vie privée
Munera Intelligence in Montreal is using AI-powered drones to detect construction obstructions and other issues, raising significant privacy concerns. The article highlights the potential for extensive data collection – including faces, license plates, and surrounding environments – and questions the safeguards in place. It emphasizes that the technical capabilities of the system don't negate the need for careful consideration of data retention, anonymization, and potential secondary uses. The piece draws parallels with similar issues in France, where data retention for surveillance systems is strictly regulated by GDPR and French law, emphasizing the importance of proactive measures rather than reactive responses.
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