The AI and Surveillance category examines the ethical considerations and implications of using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies for surveillance purposes. It explores the potential benefits and harms of AI surveillance, including issues such as privacy, security, and bias. This category covers topics such as facial recognition technology, predictive policing, and social credit systems, and examines the impact of AI surveillance on individual rights and civil liberties. It also addresses the need for regulatory frameworks and ethical guidelines to guide the development and deployment of AI surveillance technologies. By promoting critical reflection and informed discussion around the use of AI for surveillance, this category seeks to contribute to the development of responsible and transparent practices in this domain.
Welcome to the future, where your face unlocks your phone and algorithms decide if you’re right for a job – all courtesy of artificial intelligence (AI). Sounds thrilling, doesn’t it? Yet, as our lives intertwine more deeply with technology, we grapple with serious privacy concerns. Facial recognition systems know us a bit too intimately. Predictive … Read more
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology has become increasingly pervasive in our daily lives, and its application in the realm of surveillance is no exception. From facial recognition systems to predictive analytics, AI-powered surveillance tools have revolutionized the way governments, law enforcement agencies, and private companies monitor and track individuals. As technology advances, it becomes more accurate … Read more