Andrew G. Ferguson

@ProfFerguson

Law Professor. Author, “The Rise of Big Data Policing” & “Why Jury Duty Matters” & “The Law of Law School.” Tech and criminal justice.

Washington, DC
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Vrijeme pridruživanja: veljača 2013.
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    26. pro 2017.

    See the of policing... “The Rise of Big Data Policing: Surveillance, Race, and the Future of Law Enforcement”.

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    Boston Globe follows the lead of and my NY Times oped on tech. via

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    Tomorrow is the last day to register for at ! Join me, , , , & FBI's Darrin Jones for conversation on protecting safety & privacy in era of technological change - plus other great panels & talks.

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    2016: I sue for records on how the “heat list” is generated. Profiling algorithm and all that goes into it. 2018: I (and other parties I allow to join the suit) drop suit after getting back nothing but scraps of documents 2019: heat list quietly ended

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    This highlights the issues raised by person-based predictive policing (especially when there's a bias toward using police over mental health professionals, community leaders, etc.) It's also a good reminder to read 's great book on pred pol

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    prije 16 sati

    For years Chicago police rated the risk of tens of thousands being caught up in violence. That controversial effort has quietly been ended. - Chicago Tribune

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    Chicago Police are using Clearview AI's facial recognition tool that contains 3 billion social media photos CPD spokesperson told the software adds "jet fuel" to the department's ability to locate suspects

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    "BriefCam overlays footage of events happening at different times as if they are appearing simultaneously." It's used by LE in Detroit, Hartford, Chicago, and Springfield (among others).

    Using a feature called Video Synopsis, BriefCam overlays footage of events happening at different times as if they are appearing simultaneously. For example, if several people walked past a camera at 12:30 p.m., 12:40 p.m., and 12:50 p.m., BriefCam will aggregate their images into a single scene. Investigators can view all footage of interest from a given day in minutes instead of hours.
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    Not sure this is “predictive policing” but is clearly going all in with big data policing tech. With Persistent ” in the sky and data driven predictions all I can say is I hope Baltimore has done the front end risk analysis.

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    Hopefully the run continues and that Articles Editors everywhere take the chance on those without fancy letterhead. Where you teach is not a reflection on what you write, and their are lots of wonderful and -professors everywhere.

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  12. 31. sij

    Read this thread re

    Good morning! Today is a good day, I think, to have Opinions about the use of facial recognition technology in law enforcement and public surveillance.
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    And if you want to listen to much smarter people than me talk about the fundamental issues that inform how I think about this legislation, start with 's The Rise of Big Data Policing and 's Race After Technology, and go from there.

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  14. 31. sij

    Clearview AI and Chicago: Who’s watching the cops who are looking at you? - Chicago Sun-Times

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    30. sij

    It was great to hear Chief Nisleit endorse need for a surveillance tech vetting ordinance at Public Safety Committee. Good police understand community trust is necessary for effective police work. Public safety and privacy is not either/or decision. We can have both.

    City committee rejects Smart Street Lights surveillance policy in San Diego, wants a law instead [Top Stories]
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    We are proud to have received top rankings for diversity, public service, international law, and trial advocacy in the Winter 2020 edition of 's . Learn more here:

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    This is the future. If you are running a city or police department and not getting this, you should. The alternative is going to be a ban on the tech, period. So prepare ahead, get public input, draft sane use policy, ideally get legislative sign off.

    City committee rejects Smart Street Lights surveillance policy in San Diego, wants a law instead [Top Stories]
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  18. 31. sij

    City committee rejects Smart Street Lights surveillance policy in San Diego, wants a law instead - The San Diego Union-Tribune

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  19. 30. sij

    Facial recognition + predictive policing = repeating the same mistakes we should have learned five years ago or more. Seriously, is anyone paying attention to the demonstrated problems with both.

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    29. sij

    Following the London Metropolitan Police’s announcement that it will start using live facial recognition technology to identify criminal suspects, author and researcher Stephanie Hare () states, "The entire world should be paying attention."

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    Professors , , , & Diane Orentlicher—joined here by Camille Nelson—were honored as recipients of 's Faculty Scholarship Awards. Learn about their published works & scholarship here:

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