The report comes as experts warn about the potential risks of such surveillance technology, including potential access to data by the Chinese government.
about the potential risks of such surveillance technology, including potential access to data by the Chinese government.
Chinese tech companies supply artificial intelligence surveillance technology to 63 countries — of those, 36 have signed onto China's massive infrastructure project called the Belt and Road Initiative, according to a September report by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace think tank. China currently has far more installed surveillance cameras than any other region in the world. The Americas are next in line, accounting for 18% of all installed surveillance cameras, and Asia, excluding China, accounted for 15%, the report said.
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