Westpac researches AI-powered cameras to monitor the mood of staff
Plus: The ground rules for installing cameras in your workplace.
UPDATE: A rep for Westpac says, "We’re not actually trailing the AI camera technology, we’re researching the technology to see what it does, but we will not be rolling it out."
EARLIER: Many companies have cameras in their offices for safety and security.
But Westpac is taking things a step
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Westpac researches AI-powered cameras to monitor the mood of staff
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