Law Prof. GWU, Tech & Justice. Author: “Your Data Will Be Used Against You,” “The Rise of Big Data Policing,” “Why Jury Duty Matters,” and “The Law of Law School.”
Andrew Guthrie Ferguson is a professor of law at American University Washington College of Law.
I am not judging.
But I also can imagine profs who might use AI to write their articles (substantively write them) and wonder if that warrants some required disclosure (perhaps to disincentive the practice).
(I'm counting myself among this group)
I have yet to use AI (under the old school assumption that I am being paid to create original scholarship and it should be mine alone). I know others have different opinions.
But should folks have to disclose?
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(I'm counting myself among this group)
What happens when those cameras are directed against protestors, immigrants, folks seeking medical care?
Local surveillance can be co-opted by federal interests. What is the plan?
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www.clearview.ai/privacy-and-...
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With a focus on higher education, he dives into how colleges harvest and monetize data.
Listen on your favorite podcasting app or directly here:
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Until 2016, Ring gave out free/discounted cameras to police & giving cops perks if the public (including victims of crimes) used the officer's discount code to buy cameras--all of which meant Ring essentially made cops salespeople.
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We are teaching self-surveillance without thinking about it.
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Facial recognition that claims to identify people but can’t is worse.
Facial recognition that skipped over the limited privacy and accuracy protocols that you might hope for is our current reality.
www.wired.com/story/cbp-ic...