CPDP ACADEMIC SESSION II
summary
Argues that facial and emotion-recognition migrate from military identity dominance into a civic emotional dominance risk, notes the AI Act bans workplace/education uses but leaves law enforcement and “intentions” undefined; shows an actual tool (the Hansen tool used on Anchor Chat) and predicts LLM phone searches; finds AI-processed evidence should be treated like expert reports yet AI Act’s registry and tests are superficial and conformity checks can stay internal, while ETIAS/VIS profiling plus a centralized Frontex contact point create opaque hits, backlogs and weak remedies.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:54Emotional dominance and AI in law enforcement
- 15:02Emotional recognition systems
- 24:59AI evidence in criminal trials
- 43:04Algorithmic migration control
- 59:18Big Data policing oversight
- 1:14:00Q&A
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