The Game Between Intelligent Monitoring and Privacy in AI Policing

Abstract

The fast development of artificial intelligence technology has pushed forward the intelligent transformation of police work. The artificial intelligence police system with intelligent surveillance at its core has had significant effects in areas like crime prevention and emergency handling. But its ability to collect a large amount of data and analyze behaviors has also caused wide disputes in terms of privacy protection. This article discusses the game relationship between intelligent surveillance and privacy rights in artificial intelligence policing from multiple aspects such as technology application, ethical conflicts, and legal regulations. It suggests building a balanced path through technological optimization, legal improvement, and public participation to offer theoretical support for the win-win situation of public security and individual rights.