Across Texas, AI-powered license plate cameras are multiplying — scanning every vehicle and feeding data into a vast surveillance network that police can access without warrants. While law enforcement claims they help solve crimes, critics warn of privacy violations, misuse, and federal overreach. Advocates and lawmakers push back, demanding warrants before accessing this data, as citizens respond with vandalism and federal bills aim to rein in the expanding tech. The tension between safety and privacy grows louder as more agencies consider joining the network.
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