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In Paris, you have video surveillance cameras almost everywhere, but we are not allowed to have artificial intelligence. At the heart of the debate is algorithmic video surveillance (AVS), also called augmented video surveillance, which relies on artificial intelligence software capable of analyzing images from the cameras. "In Paris, you have video surveillance cameras almost everywhere, but we are not allowed to have artificial intelligence," laments Frédéric Péchenard, the LR vice-president of the Île-de-France region, speaking to FranceInfo. #Vidéosurveillance #IntelligenceArtificielle #SécuritéPublique (translated)

Brain not available asked the World, Franceinfo, Libération, BFM TV, and LCI how many deaths during a demonstration would be necessary for them to investigate and publish a brief. At the same time, the account reproached them for dedicating emotional narratives to broken windows and burned stones. #Manifestation #LibertéDeLaPresse #Justice (translated)

Press Briefs described a rally organized on October 17 as massive, but marked by violence. The report stated that the Ministry of the Interior counted 550,000 demonstrators, compared to up to 800,000 according to the organizers, and that intelligence services had underestimated the size of the gathering by five to eight times. It compared the official figure to the 282,710 participants recorded during the record of the Yellow Vests on November 17, 2018. The report mentioned looting and damage in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille, as well as clashes near the Élysée. It also reported that a 17-year-old girl lost an eye in Mulhouse, where an investigation by the IGPN was opened, and that a 17-year-old boy had his hand severed in Saint-Étienne. In Paris, according to Press Briefs, a video showed a person on the ground being beaten by more than twenty police officers, while a protester died on Boulevard Magenta; the prefecture mentioned a cardiac arrest. Press Briefs criticized the media coverage of the rally and relayed several political statements. The report noted that Marion Maréchal Le Pen refused to distinguish between the vandals and peaceful demonstrators, that Éric Ciotti called the unrest an "intifada," and that François-Xavier Bellamy called for the imprisonment of Philippe Poutou. It also highlighted comments from Prisca Thévenot about Jean-Luc Mélenchon and his remarks about Sébastien Lecornu, who called on the French to choose their side between the law enforcement and the Republic. The report further indicated that the mayor of Marseille, Benoît Payan, denied the figure of 30,000 looters, and that an AI-generated image, presented as showing an elderly couple being robbed in Paris, had garnered nearly six million views on X. Finally, it reported that Laurent Nuñez had submitted his resignation to Emmanuel Macron, who had refused it. #France #Mobilisation #Violences (translated)

We see methodically, and one could see them on camera, people attacking businesses one after another. So they have raided entire streets, looting, vandalizing, and saying to us: but where are the law enforcement forces? The elected officials of the Paris city hall are making exactly the same observation: "We see methodically, and one could see them on camera, people attacking businesses one after another. So they have raided entire streets, looting, vandalizing and saying to us: but where are the law enforcement forces?" questions Lamia El Aaraje, deputy mayor of Paris, on franceinfo. #ForcesDeLOrdre #ViolencesUrbaines #SécuritéPublique (translated)

"I don't even know how this morning, while shaving in front of his mirror, he couldn't think for a second about resigning because he is completely incompetent to manage the chaos," also added the RN spokesperson Laurent Jacobelli, speaking to franceinfo. #ViolencesUrbaines #MaintienDeLOrdre #Mobilisation17Octobre (translated)

Clearly, yes, the law enforcement forces have been overwhelmed, particularly in certain areas. In Paris, the first deputy mayor from the Socialist Party, Lamia El Aaraje, lamented on Franceinfo on Sunday about "a lack of police resources" deployed to put an end to the looting scenes. #ViolencesUrbaines #MaintienDeLOrdre #Mobilisation17Octobre (translated)

"We saw that Mr. Nuñez was completely overwhelmed. I don't even know how this morning, while shaving in front of his mirror, he couldn't think for a second about resigning because he is completely incompetent to manage the chaos," added the spokesperson for the National Rally, Laurent Jacobelli, on Sunday on franceinfo. #LaurentNuñez #violences #démission (translated)

"The government has been very clearly deficient," denounces Laurent Jacobelli, spokesman for the National Rally, on franceinfo on Sunday, October 18, after the violence that marred the social mobilization of October 17, Saturday. #Violences17Octobre #RassemblementNational #Démission (translated)

"There has clearly been a lack of resources in the capital," lamented Lamia El Aaraje, the first deputy mayor of Paris, still on franceinfo. Clearly, yes, the law enforcement forces have been overwhelmed, particularly in certain areas. #Violences #CommissionEnquête #Mobilisation17Octobre (translated)

We were only at peaceful gatherings. The government is "mainly responsible for what is happening," denounces Éric Coquerel, the La France insoumise deputy from Seine-Saint-Denis, on Franceinfo on Sunday, October 18, after the social mobilization day on Saturday and the violence that marred it. #Violences #Mobilisation #Gouvernement (translated)

"There has clearly been a lack of resources in the capital," lamented Lamia El Aaraje, the first deputy mayor of Paris, on Sunday, October 18, on Franceinfo, following the scenes of chaos and looting that occurred during the social mobilization on Saturday. #Paris #violencesurbaines #mobilisation (translated)