Either Google hasn't actually figured out how to solve those tricky ethics problems, or their ethical framework sees no contradictions here. I'm going with the latter.
University of Miami is adamant that it doesn't use facial recognition technology.
@fightfortheftr just uncovered that the UM police chief's own resume states that he oversees use of facial recognition tech on campus.
https://t.co/G596A9ycj8
Cassandra Greer-Lee called 132 times to try to save her husband Nickolas. He was facing COVID in Chicago’s Cook County Jail. No masks. Crowded. Coughing. Ignored. Then he got sick. Indifference killed him. Learn more: https://t.co/MVQmQpXmAm
#tdih 1971, Attica Prison Uprising began. Prisoners took control, made series of demands. Faced brutal repression. Teaching resources ⬇️incl. guide by @prisonculture. Send us story on teaching about Attica, we'll send you "Blood in the Water" by @hthompsn https://t.co/860jAiav2V
This is also important. Money is one of the most common conditions of bond, but judges can order all kinds of things. In this case, Judge Lyke removed Mohawk's access to an essential and COVID-safe form of transportation as retribution. https://t.co/SAgsPcz10A
What is #CPACNow?
How will it enable us to #DefundThePolice?
What else will CPAC empower us to do?
A thread on how exactly CPAC will overturn the power dynamic between police and our communities.