Daily Mail
Privacy advocates used Amazon’s facial recognition to scan thousands of random faces around Capitol Hill in Washington DC to highlight the dangers of this technologies surveillance capabilities.
While walking around, the team found the facial recognition successfully identified a congressman, but also claimed to spot Roy Orbison – an American singer who died in 1988.
The demonstration was a message to Congress to ban the technology, there’s no law preventing people from scanning your face without your consent anytime you step out in public.
A small group of activists walked outside and inside Capitol Hill wearing hazmat suits and smartphones strapped to their heads on Thursday to protest the use of facial recognition on the public without consent. More
But can he still hit the high notes?
OT
Just listened in for a peek at the legal soap opera stream on msNBC. . .
Jill ‘Overdraft Aged’ Winebanks has determined the impeachment journey is almost at the end of the beginning. Again. For the 11th Time.
If they’re in DC they should use butt recognition, after all, there are more assholes per capita in DC than anywhere else.
The all seeing eye they call the Cam Man
peeks into my room every night
with 24 hour round the clock surveillance
go to sleep, everything is all right.
Privacy is over,forever…
Gona get worse,much worse.
Roy? Is that you? Dang, man, you’re even The Fastest Guitar Dead!
I find him sort of weirdly appealing (before my time)
Roy died in 1988? I don’t think so!
We need an EMP. I’d miss you all but its probably for the best.
I love me some Roy, but I think he’s pulling a Millie Vanillie in that video.