If youve ever worried that advanced AI tech could be used to track people more invasively than ever, your fears are partly becoming a reality. Veritone has developed an AI model called Track AI that can identify and follow people in video footage of any kind.You might think tech like this cant be legal, since facial recognition for surveillance is banned in many parts of the US. Youd be right, but Track AI doesnt rely on facial recognition. Instead, it analyzes body size, gender, hair color, clothing, and even how a person walks to tell individuals apart.Tracking gait and other physical attributes while skipping facial recognition might make Track AI appealing to many law enforcement agencies. Apparently, some are already using the early version of this surveillance tech in their investigations. And yes, Track AI raises privacy concerns, just like facial recognition used for mass surveillance.That said, the Track AI software could still be a helpful tool for law enforcement, as long as its used lawfully. The real worry comes from the human factor. Its people who could abuse this powerful AI for personal reasons. And lets not forget authoritarian regimes that could develop similar tech or adopt Track AI to monitor people almost in real time.Continue reading...The post Scary new AI can track you in surveillance videos without even seeing your face appeared first on BGR.Today's Top DealsBest Apple Watch deals for May 2025Best Apple deals for May 2025Todays deals: $4 iPhone chargers, 51% off Beats Studio Pro ANC headphones, $80 Roku Ultra, moreTodays deals: $99 AirPods 4, $50 TP-Link WiFi 6 router, $279 3D printer, $200 Toshiba smart TV, more