ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
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Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#2Your tax dollars, hard at work.
Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#3But aren't they still resisting wearing body cameras?
Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#4But aren't they still resisting wearing body cameras?
These will probably not count as body cams for some reason, so will be subject to different regulations, or none at all.
Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#5Your tax dollars, hard at work.
protection money
Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#6It's no secret they've been tracking people's faces as much as they can.
The morning of Pretti I was on Lyndale and there were two men wearing "press" jackets with DLSRs taking pictures of people's faces in the crowd. They were eventually recognized and yelled out, but it was quite an unnerving feeling.
Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#7Perfect addition to any self-respecting Junior Stasi outfit ...
Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#8I'm not a fan of surveillance state, but I'm also not a fan of high crime and false arrests. If we're just tying up the police and having bloated budgets, we should get rid of publicly funded police and allow police to be a corporate benefit like healthcare.
Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#9Orwell never even envisioned this form of state surveillance!
Re: ICE to Develop Own Smart Glasses to 'Supplement' Its Facial Recognition App
#10This smells like a way to funnel money to someone. There's no way a small number of "Smart Glasses" will be cheap, and the warlord(s) in charge can spec it in ways to increase costs, funnelling even more money to that someone. Classic US grifting from the government, in my judgement. We should find out who made this decision, and it will be interesting to see who gets the contract(s) for it. As we've seen with DoD acquisition, even a failed program can keep the money spigot open for years, too.