John Oliver took to LastWeekTonight on Sunday to explain the dangers of facial recognition amid the recent protests
Sunday to explain the dangers of facial recognition and its role in the anti-police brutality protests that have swept the nation.
Oliver raised the serious concerns of facial recognition amid the nationwide protests that have erupted over the police killing of George Floyd. The technology is being used to identify protesters, link them to their social media accounts and arrest them. For this reason, it’s been encouraged not to post photos of protesters.
“White guy, no problem,” Oliver said. “Which yes, is the unofficial motto of history. But it’s not like what we needed right now was for computers to somehow find a way to exacerbate the problem.”
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