Brown has one surveillance camera per 9 undergrads, over 1,800 police agencies used Clearview AI facial recognition technology, and an online game demonstrates the risks of AI emotion recognition.
Category: News and Updates
Privacy News for April 2, 2021
How your car became a surveillance weapon, the government is racing to deploy AI, and Virginia lawmakers ban police use of facial recognition.
Privacy News for March 26, 2021
Walt Disney World begins testing facial recognition technology, Fourth Circuit allows Baltimore’s aerial surveillance program to continue, and CBP expands biometic scanning of international travelers.
Privacy News for March 22, 2021
The pandemic has thrown much of the world into a privacy nightmare, students sue ProctorU for Biometrics Violations, and how to poison the data that Big Tech uses to surveil you.
Privacy News for March 12, 2021
How campus police use high tech to spy on students, civil rights activists sue to stop Clearview AI data scraping, and hackers breach thousands of security cameras.