Facial recognition tech is unreliable, unjust, and a threat to basic rights and safety. This discussion between the Leadership Conference on Civil + Human Rights Detroit organizer, Tawana Petty, examines the impacts of using this dangerous tech in policing.

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Racial Disparities in Facial Recognition Technology Use in Policing: An Interview with Tawana Petty

In this discussion, a community organizer examines the real-world impacts of the use of facial recognition technology in policing.

This report highlights how AI, data collection, surveillance, and automation are interconnected in warfare and have an adverse impact on Palestinian digital rights in the context of Gaza https://shorturl.at/Qi7jQ

You've probably heard the news by now about Internet Archive. It takes a lot to stand up to greedy corporations who don't care about humanity at all and it's an honor to support their mission. Please share some love to them as they reckon with this ruling: