The Cameras Designed to Keep Us Safe Are Now Being Used in War

Surveillance cameras, originally intended to enhance public safety, are now being repurposed for military operations, raising ethical concerns about their use in warfare. This shift comes as Saudi Arabia temporarily closed its international airport following a Houthi attack, highlighting the escalating tensions in the region. The broader implications touch on privacy rights and the evolving role of technology in conflict, suggesting a need for new regulations to balance security and civil liberties. For more details, check out the full article in The Wall Street Journal.