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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags are becoming increasingly prevalent in various products for tracking and inventory purposes. Given the controversies surrounding operations like the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE)’s Fast and Furious, which primarily relied on human surveillance to track straw gun buyers, there’s potential to reconsider the methodologies used.

Consider the hypothetical integration of RFID technology into the stock of firearms, such as the AK-47 rifle. How might the outcomes of ‘Fast and Furious’ have differed with RFID tracking instead of human monitoring? Analyze the potential benefits, challenges, or ethical concerns that might arise from electronically tracking firearms. What other factors must be considered to implement such technology effectively in law enforcement operations?