Kade Crockford

Director ACLU of Massachusetts Technology for Liberty Project

Director ACLU of Massachusetts Technology for Liberty Project

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Facial recognition software is touted as making us safer. Is it worth the risk of misidentification -- and the violation of privacy?

Does facial recognition software threaten our freedom?

Facial recognition software is touted as making us safer. Is it worth the risk of misidentification -- and the violation of privacy?

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