Researchers and students at MIT developed technology that makes it possible to see through walls to track and identify individuals, NBC News reports. The technology, known as RF-Pose, uses artificial intelligence to interpret radio wave data and is being touted as something that will prove useful for law enforcement, search and rescue operations, and health care. Although some have raised privacy concerns, pointing to the fact that it is possible subjects are unaware they are being monitored, Dina Katabi, leader of the MIT group behind RF-Pose, said, "We have developed mechanisms to block the use of the technology, and it anonymizes and encrypts the data."
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