Face surveillance: Science fiction or status quo?
Face surveillance is a clear and present danger to our civil liberties, and the ACLU is fighting back.
July 18, 2019On Liberty
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Experts say “emotion recognition” lacks scientific foundation
A new study strongly suggests that "emotion recognition" products are built on a bed of intellectual quicksand.
July 18, 2019
The Supreme Court’s most consequential ruling for privacy in the digital age, one year in
Lower courts should make clear, as the Supreme Court does, that we don’t forfeit our Fourth Amendment rights by operating a laptop, car, or cellphone.
June 28, 2019
Major face surveillance company releases dystopian tracking tool
The worst case scenario? The ability for governments to keep a persistent record of everyone's public movements. New tech makes it possible.
June 24, 2019
Children are dying in government custody, and DHS is dodging accountability
The death toll continues to climb as the government argues against following legal guidelines.
June 24, 2019
Black boys aren’t “wolf packs” and abusive prosecutors aren’t “lone wolves”
Ava Duvernay’s “When They See Us” brings to light the racism that turned five innocent boys into the so-called “Central Park Five.”
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