Ep 107 – Face Off

Episode 107 - "Face Off" We're back with more discussions about facial recognition and the draconian world we're quickly building. Updating our previous discussion with new information out Clearview AI, the 2020 protests, coronavirus and our new masked world, and much more. We're thrilled too have a special interview with fashion designer, activist, and technologist Kate Bertash to discuss the implications of facial surveillance and how we can start to fight back. A lot to unpack so sit back and hit play. Chapters 04:47 - Intro stats 06:23 - What is facial recognition? 09:14 - Why should we care? 20:20 - Faults in the system 35:16 - Clearview AI 45:48 - Consumer facial recognition 49:40 - Benefits of Facial Recognition? 54:37 - Fear 56:21 - Facial tracking in the home 58:58 - Interview with Kate Bertash 01:22:29 - Over-surveillance of communities of color 01:29:08 - THOSE WHO RESIST: Artists, Technologists, Legislators A full transcript will be available as well as detailed links and sources (plus credits and more) on our website ashesashes.org. Find more information along with relevant news and links on your favorite social network @ashesashescast. CC BY-SA 4.0

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