Fast and Loose with Facial Recognition Technology: Modern Tech, Race, and Civil Liberties
summary
Panelists detail concrete failures and fixes: commercial and start-up facial recognition systems show higher error rates for dark skin, private cameras (Ring, airport trials) and a Pittsburgh D.A. real-time crime camera network have already produced false IDs and surveillance of protesters, Portland and San Francisco enact bans while Amazon/Microsoft/Google pause sales to police, and local ordinances like community control of police surveillance (COPS) aim to force public inventory, review, and veto of purchases.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:19Nikki Bourassa
- 2:47Anita Allen
- 21:42Devren Washington They/He
- 24:02Adonne Washington
- 28:05Lindsey Andersen
- 34:35Ali Breland
- 52:48Toll Public Interest Center
- 53:45RYLAND PLOEGER
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