Nikolas Badminton on the Repercussions Of Facial Recognition Software

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We’ve talked about the use of facial-recognition software in places like China, where the technology can send you a fine if you jaywalk, or take demerits off your “personal credit score” but yesterday we found out that Amazon is selling facial-recognition software to law enforcement! What kind of repercussions can this have, why are civil rights groups worried, and should we be worried too? Nikolas Badminton talks to Charles Adler at CKNW on this and more. See more of Nikolas' insights at www.nikolasbadminton.com

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