Face Surveillance: Current Status, Future Action.
summary
City police roll out a face‑surveillance pilot that connects 10,000 CCTV, 300 cameras with FR to the national ID database, matching against 40 million biometric records and a 550,000-name wanted list; lawyers use FOIA and a court challenge to argue the deployment rests on a ministerial resolution not a law. Industry examples include a scraper that harvested billions of images for ID matching, local bans in several US cities, and vendor pledges plus proposed testing, thresholds (example cited ~70%), and limits on real‑time mass surveillance.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:34Argentina case study
- 12:58Technical risks and rights
- 23:58Ban facial recognition
- 33:13Microsoft’s proposal
- 44:35Moratoriums debate
- 57:04Global bans
- 1:06:03Q&A
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