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FACIAL RECOGNITION: Wrong man arrested due to tech failure Facial recognition systems are more likely to misidentify you if you're a woman, younger person, or ethnic minority We don't want error-prone mass surveillance undermining the right to privacy & freedom of assembly

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New Orleans Police secretly monitoring law abiding citizens with facial recognition cameras throughout the city “Wow, the police have gone too far with this one. In New Orleans, facial recognition is being used to monitor everyday people and compare them with wanted suspects or people around crime scenes. Not only are cameras in New Orleans being used to identify people with facial recognition, meaning that they're scanning people 24/7. You walk around, your face is being scanned. Not only is that the problem, but also this facial recognition system that the New Orleans Police Department is using and is actually pinging police officers phones as it scans and recognizes people that are either wanted or committed a crime or are a suspect of doing something worth monitoring and worth being notified about. I don't know about you, but as somebody who cares about my privacy, my security, this whole new world of facial recognition, biometric scanning, all of this stuff, it seems to be going a little bit too far. We already know facial recognition struggles to really identify people, especially people of color. So know that these, these technologies are very new. There's going to be a lot of nuances and a lot of people are not informed. If you are in New Orleans or you're around any major city, you better assume that this technology is being used against you. And if you're a regular, everyday, law abiding citizen, you have the opportunity to protect yourself now before other people really even catch on to this. — There is literally no better time to start protecting your privacy now and understanding facial recognition biometric, because this is where the entire world is headed.”

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Over 200 facial recognition cameras were installed in New Orleans and have been scanning Americans faces 24/7 The police worked with a NGO to go through data and profile Americans for arrest using artificial intelligence “You know about all the facial recognition cameras in New Orleans, right? Oh, you mean you didn't notice the over 200 cameras scanning faces 24/7? Well, they're here, and many are located in the city's French Quarter. For years, over 15 million people who visit this neighborhood annually have been quietly documented while local police were automatically notified if AI software found a match to a person of interest. The problem? AI isn't always accurate, and it has more errors among people with darker skin tones, women, children, and the elderly. Because of these limitations, privacy experts agree that AI-generated facial recognition matches will lead to wrongful arrests. Which is why when the New Orleans City Council first allowed police to use facial recognition technology in 2022, they chose to protect privacy and ban any mass generalized surveillance of the public, except the police did it anyway with the help of a local nonprofit that owns and operates the cameras. It wasn't until the spring of 2025 that the AI-generated alerts were first revealed to the public and turned off. So for now, the AI-generated alerts remain paused, but the facial recognition cameras, they'll remain while New Orleans debates whether or not to be the first US city to give law enforcement the power to track residents and tourists in real time”

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