Chapter 29 - The New Camera

Brookfield upgraded cameras again.
AI analytics.
Tamper alerts.
Privacy concerns.
Board invited community input.
Maya attended remotely.
Caleb submitted written comments.
His central point:
“Do not use technology to replace trust.”
Automatic alerts useful.
But children needed adults who listened.
Teachers needed fair processes.
Cameras needed privacy limits.
No facial-recognition tracking without clear justification.
No surveillance creep born from one historical abuse case.
Important inversion.
The tool that once saved him could itself become overused.
Safety and privacy.
Both.
Policy adopted narrower analytics.
Manual disconnect alert.
No continuous biometric tracking.
Caleb felt satisfied.
He had moved beyond thinking red light always good.
Context.
Limits.
May you like
Governance.
Exactly what adults once lacked.