In this contributed article, Aayam Bansal explores the increasing reliance on AI in surveillance systems and the profound societal implications that could lead us toward a surveillance state. This piece delves into the ethical risks of AI-powered tools like predictive policing, facial recognition, and social credit systems, while raising the question: Are we willing to trade our personal liberties for the promise of safety?
Surveillance Capitalism in the New Data Economy
November 23, 2019 by
In this contributed article, Dashiell Pinger, Senior Product Strategy Manager for Data Platforms and Media Solutions at Intertrust Technologies, posits whether privacy and data ethics stand a chance against today’s data economy that seeks to exploit and profit from personal data at every turn.
The Future of AI Surveillance Around the World
August 16, 2019 by
In this contributed article, tech journalist Paul Bischoff discusses the increasing use of AI-driven surveillance around the world, and the dangers it creates. Realistically, the best way to protect yourself against intelligent surveillance systems is to stop them before they become a problem.
