Ethical concerns surrounding AI surveillance systems primarily revolve around privacy, consent, and potential biases in data. The deployment of AI technologies for surveillance raises questions about the extent to which individuals' personal information is monitored and how it is used. These systems may inadvertently perpetuate biases, disproportionately affecting marginalized communities. The lack of transparency in AI algorithms and data collection practices raises concerns about accountability and oversight. Furthermore, the balance between security and individual rights becomes a significant ethical dilemma. Addressing these concerns requires careful consideration of regulations and ethical frameworks to protect individuals’ rights.