The Supreme Court is considering using artificial intelligence to monitor CCTV cameras in police stations nationwide, aiming to curb custodial deaths and torture. The AI system would automatically alert authorities if a camera malfunctions or is switched off. The court suggested involving IITs to develop the necessary software for centralized, AI-driven monitoring.
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