Activists want to ban police from using facial recognition — Amazon and Microsoft just opened the door.
this week that law enforcement can't be trusted with facial recognition technology. She cited the Baltimore police's use of the technology in the protests following the 2015 killing of Freddie Gray "to identify protesters by linking images to social media profiles."
"I'm a black woman living in the U.S. who has dealt with serious consequences of racism," Gebru told the Times. "Facial recognition is being used against the black community."The argument is more about the future than the present, as facial recognition has yet to gain significant traction in law enforcement.
The House Committee on Oversight and Reform has held hearings on the use of facial recognition technology but hasn't introduced a bill regulating it. Earlier this year, there was bipartisan support for
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Amazon Bans Police From Using Its Facial Recognition Technology For A YearAmazon Wednesday put a one year moratorium on police use of Rekognition — its controversial facial recognition technology — to allow Congress time to implement “appropriate rules.…
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Microsoft Urged To Follow Amazon And IBM: Stop Selling Facial Recognition To Cops After George Floyd’s DeathMicrosoft and Amazon Ring should stop working with police, say the ACLU and EFF. They’re hopeful of action after tech companies paused the sale of facial recognition technology to law enforcement following protests after the death of black American George Floyd.
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Microsoft Urged To Follow Amazon And IBM: Stop Selling Facial Recognition To Cops After George Floyd’s DeathMicrosoft and Amazon Ring should stop working with police, say the ACLU and EFF. They’re hopeful of action after tech companies paused the sale of facial recognition technology to law enforcement following protests after the death of black American George Floyd.
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