BerlinAbout 30 cameras at Kottbusser Tor now feed behaviour-scoring software.
It is the first automated video surveillance in the city, running in test mode since 6 October.
The software draws stick figures over filmed people, compares their movements with training data, and alerts officers when something looks police-relevant.
The Social Democrats defend the system, the Left wants it dismantled, and the Greens have not said.
Coalition talks start in early November, and an evaluation is planned for 2028.
How each outlet framed it
- netzpolitik.org leans critical
- tests the 'stick figure' privacy claim against the live Kottbusser Tor system, asking whether behaviour scanning works and where training data came from
Sources: netzpolitik.org