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Can we talk about the ethics of facial recognition in London?
I saw a report that London's Met Police used live facial recognition at over 50 locations last year, up from just a handful five years ago. On one side, they claim it helps find missing people and prevent crime. On the other, groups like Liberty say it's a huge invasion of privacy and leads to unfair targeting. Where do you stand on this tech being rolled out in public spaces?
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sandra_bennett596mo ago
Wyatt saying his face is forgettable is too real. My driver's license photo looks like a blurry potato, so maybe I'm already safe from the cameras. Honestly though, if the system glitches and mistakes me for a missing person because of bad lighting, that's a hassle I don't need. Getting stopped because a computer got confused sounds like a terrible way to start your day.
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wyatt_mitchell267mo ago
Invasion of privacy" is real, but my face is so forgettable even the cameras probably get bored.
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murphy.aaron7mo ago
Wait, your face makes surveillance tech bored? That's a whole new level of self burn. The cameras are out here getting tired of looking at you? That's actually kind of amazing and sad at the same time. You've unlocked a new fear of being too boring for the machines watching us.
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