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| − | === Week 6: Facial recognition and | + | === Week 6: Facial recognition and more on artificial intelligence === |
* Real time lecture: June 28th 10 am Pacific/1 pm Eastern | * Real time lecture: June 28th 10 am Pacific/1 pm Eastern | ||
==== Overview ==== | ==== Overview ==== | ||
| − | Facial recognition technology has become exponentially more sophisticated in the last few years, and consequently is starting to be used by apps | + | Facial recognition technology has become exponentially more sophisticated in the last few years, and consequently is starting to be used everywhere, by apps, devices, and law enforcement alike. But what are the privacy implications of a technology that can fully identify us without our knowledge or consent? What about the fact that these technologies have been demonstrated to be discriminatory? Varoon Mathur of the AI Now Institute will join us to talk about new developments in facial recognition technology, how it relates more broadly to the increased use of artificial intelligence, and will help us understand policy and legal efforts to prevent these technologies from being used to violate our rights. |
==== Learning objectives ==== | ==== Learning objectives ==== | ||
| + | * How facial recognition technology is being used | ||
| + | * What the use of this technology means for our rights | ||
| + | * What policy interventions are possible to give us more control over the use of this technology? | ||
==== Readings ==== | ==== Readings ==== | ||
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==== Guest lecturer ==== | ==== Guest lecturer ==== | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 16 April 2019
Contents
Week 6: Facial recognition and more on artificial intelligence
- Real time lecture: June 28th 10 am Pacific/1 pm Eastern
Overview
Facial recognition technology has become exponentially more sophisticated in the last few years, and consequently is starting to be used everywhere, by apps, devices, and law enforcement alike. But what are the privacy implications of a technology that can fully identify us without our knowledge or consent? What about the fact that these technologies have been demonstrated to be discriminatory? Varoon Mathur of the AI Now Institute will join us to talk about new developments in facial recognition technology, how it relates more broadly to the increased use of artificial intelligence, and will help us understand policy and legal efforts to prevent these technologies from being used to violate our rights.
Learning objectives
- How facial recognition technology is being used
- What the use of this technology means for our rights
- What policy interventions are possible to give us more control over the use of this technology?
Readings
Guest lecturer
Varoon Mathur, AI Now Institute
Discussion
Tasks
- Lecture, readings, discussion forum, and small group work
