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US lawmakers propose AI surveillance bill, aiming to enforce judicial warrant system to limit federal agency data access.

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ME News, April 23 (UTC+8), U.S. Representatives Thomas Massie and Lauren Boebert jointly introduced the "Surveillance Accountability Act," which would require federal agencies to obtain a judicial warrant before using artificial intelligence for data analysis and surveillance. The bill aims to fix the loophole in the "third-party doctrine," a legal framework originating from a 1970s precedent that allows the U.S. government to access user data held by third-party platforms such as banks and telecom companies without a warrant. Proponents argue that in the age of the internet and AI, this doctrine has been overextended, weakening citizens' privacy protections. Additionally, the bill addresses biometric surveillance and automatic license plate recognition systems, emphasizing that large-scale data collection could create "mosaic" personal profiles, posing deeper privacy risks. The bill also proposes granting individuals the right to sue the U.S. government for violations of the Fourth Amendment. It is reported that supporters say the proposal could restore judicial oversight mechanisms, while opponents argue that mandatory warrant requirements might hinder law enforcement efficiency. As AI-driven surveillance capabilities continue to grow, the legislative battle over privacy and security in the U.S. is intensifying. (Source: ODAILY)
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