Both of these POVs are a bit extreme versus actual real-life implementation.
Police have a legitimate, important societal purpose, and have historically abused and over-surveilled minority populations in a way that's highly problematic.
There's a compelling use case for facial recognition in law enforcement. There's also a compelling case that it needs to be closely scrutinized and regulated.
Police have a legitimate, important societal purpose, and have historically abused and over-surveilled minority populations in a way that's highly problematic.
There's a compelling use case for facial recognition in law enforcement. There's also a compelling case that it needs to be closely scrutinized and regulated.