NSW motorists are questioning AI seatbelt fines because of blurry evidence. An ex-lawyer claims fines are unjustified, citing windscreen wipers as potential causes. AI cameras in Perth have issued fines to over 81,000 drivers, highlighting concerns about accuracy. The ex-lawyer's case highlights issues with the reliability of AI in traffic enforcement.
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