Mayor Eric Adams unveiled the NYPD's newest addition to its subway security arsenal on Friday — a robot that will patrol the Times Square subway station.

The city says it will record video to be reviewed in the event of a crime or emergency, but it will not use facial recognition technology or record audio. But privacy advocates are skeptical.

Since taking office, the mayor has tried to deploy a variety of new technology at the NYPD, including new drones and robot dogs. 

Albert Fox Cahn, the executive director and founder of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, a civil rights and privacy group, joined political reporter Bobby Cuza on “Inside City Hall” Monday to talk more about the concerns surrounding the new robot.