NYPD introduces high-tech robotic dogs and snitchBOT for city safety.

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The New York Police Department (NYPD) plans to deploy robotic dogs for law enforcement purposes, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance. The robots, developed by Boston Dynamics, are equipped with cameras and can navigate difficult terrain. The NYPD has not disclosed how many robots it will deploy or how they will be used, but officials say they will be used to keep officers out of harm's way. Critics argue that the use of robotic dogs raises serious questions about privacy and civil liberties.
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