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Mass Biometric Recognition: Why a Ban Is Essential to Protect Civil Rights
Mass biometric recognition risks turning surveillance into a norm, deeply affecting civil rights and professional autonomy. Algorithmic bias and lack of transparency amplify the risks of discrimination and abuse. Banning these technologies is essential to protect fundamental freedoms.
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Biometric Surveillance and Civil Rights: Lessons from the Georgia Case
The use of facial recognition to monitor protesters in Georgia highlights major risks to civil rights in the AI era. The lack of transparency and regulation enables abuses, and AI professionals play a vital role in promoting accountability and public debate. Now is the time for clear rules and collective action to protect fundamental freedoms.
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