Face to Face with Justice: AI, Facial Recognition Technology, Law Enforcement, and Privacy
AI advancements have radically changed the scope and abilities of facial recognition technologies, which are now being used all over the world by law enforcement ranging from local police forces to national intelligence agencies.
By bringing together experts in the field, the journal’s goal is to foster thoughtful discussion about the ethical, social, and legal implications of AI-powered facial recognition technology in law enforcement, with particular focus on technologies such as ClearviewAI.
Topics:
1. International Panel on AI and Global Policing Perspectives
2. International Use and Precedent: Round Table Discussion and Comparative Analysis
Opening Remarks: Don Bell, The Constitution Project
Panel 1: International Panel on AI and Global Policing Perspectives
Panelists:
Jili Bulelani, Harvard University
Melodi Dincer, UCLA School of Law
Prof. Nikolas Guggenberger, University of Houston Law Center
Dr. Philipp Kellmeyer, Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies
Moderator: Jili Bulelani, Harvard University
Panel 2: International Use and Precedent: Round Table Discussion and Comparative Analysis
Panelists:
Jerome Greco, Columbia Law School
Matthew Guariglia, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Moderator: Don Bell, The Constitution Project