The surveillance networks cities do not have to buy
Private camera networks are beginning to emerge in cities across the U.S. which operate outside the boundaries of companies who…
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Private camera networks are beginning to emerge in cities across the U.S. which operate outside the boundaries of companies who…
In 2019, San Francisco became the first city in the U.S. to ban facial recognition technology, forcing the police and…
In a move that is not particularly surprising, California lawmakers are pushing along legislation that would tighten rules on police…
Facial recognition is the means to many ends across the United States. The mayor of St. Louis, Mo., for instance,…
Is police use of AI surveillance in the United States an irreversible trend? It’s hard to say because only a…
The advantages of biometric surveillance by police in the U.S. remain subjective and still not universally accepted. For example, a…
Facial recognition algorithms used by police in the U.S. are getting no less controversial. If anything, the issue is just…
The U.S. city of San Francisco’s reputation as a permissive haven of peaceably stoned jaywalkers takes some hits periodically, but…
A final vote is still forthcoming, but San Francisco, famous for beckoning people to travel there with flowers in their…
Have progressive U.S. cities gone too far in corralling police use of facial recognition? Has a rise in some crimes…