Police reportedly pulling motorists over because AI algorithms deem their driving patterns 'suspicious' — rights group report warns AI surveillance systems will sweep in more innocent people than wrongdoers

Law enforcement agencies are increasingly using algorithmic surveillance to identify and stop motorists based on driving patterns deemed suspicious by automated systems. A report from civil rights groups warns that these technologies lack sufficient oversight and are prone to high error rates, risking the frequent detention of innocent drivers. These findings highlight ongoing concerns regarding the integration of predictive policing tools into routine traffic enforcement and the potential for systemic bias in automated decision-making.