
Facial Recognition
is already happening.
And research already proves that it is inaccurate,
unjust, and
unconstitutional.
Yes, we know: unchecked Facial Recognition technology sounds like a bad episode of Black Mirror. But government, corporations, schools, and police departments around the country are already using it. And since scholars have already -- extensively -- proven that police use of facial recognition is inaccurate and discriminatory
(and plenty of lawyers and judges are worried that facial recognition
is actually unconstitutional)
it's no surprise that advocates from the left and the right
(and major figures like IBM and the Pope)
have called for its regulation (or banning it outright).

FACIAL RECOGNITION
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IDH in the Omaha World Herald talking about algorithms and policing.
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IDH community workshop (with ACLU MN) on on facial recognition
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IDH/ACLU MN Art Show "Digital Rights Are Civil Rights."
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IDH algorithmic bias curriculum adopted by Coded Bias documentary team.
Facial Rec 101
Facial Rec Legislation
IDH Facial Rec Research
IDH Facial Rec Victories
Facial Rec 101
Facial Rec Legislation
IDH Facial Rec Research
IDH Facial Rec Victories
Facial Rec 101
Facial Rec Legislation
IDH Facial Rec Research
IDH Facial Rec Victories
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IDH Research Network Database on Facial Recognition
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IDH White Paper on Facial Recognition
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IDH Op-ed on Facial Recognition (Omaha World Herald)