Category Archives: Practice Op-Ed

Practice OP-ED – VoxPopuli

Posted on October 23, 2019 by voxpopuli75

Facial Recognition: Modern Pandoras Box? Facial recognition will usher in a new age of Orwellian totalitarianism if it is not stopped or at the very least heavily regulated. Although facial recognition has a lot of exciting and benign applications, its … Continue reading →

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Practice OpEd – yankeefan

Posted on October 23, 2019 by yankeefan25

It’s Time We Take Back the Right to Own Our Own face Facial Recognition software is infringing upon our constitutional rights and it doesn’t seem like there is anyone or anything trying to stop it. No matter where one goes … Continue reading →

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Practice Op-Ed: Comp0327

Posted on October 23, 2019 by comp0327

Facial Recognition Technology has changed the lives of Americans by making them a part of every crime investigation and security tape. By having databases full of pictures of the faces of each and every American citizen that law enforcement officers … Continue reading →

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Practice Op-Ed- doglover441

Posted on October 23, 2019 by doglover441

Freedom and Facial Recognition In our society, we throw around the word liberty constantly to remind others of rights as American citizens. But what is liberty; and what consequences come with living in the “Land of the Free”? A synonym … Continue reading →

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Practice Op-Ed – givemeclouttokens

Posted on October 23, 2019 by givemeclouttokens

Facial recognition inappropriately invades our privacy and thieves all of our information for militaristic and evil uses. The development of facial recognition is stripping the fourth amendment of innocent American citizens who deserve to keep their privacy. Facial recognition is … Continue reading →

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Practice Op-Ed- ahntkd99

Posted on October 23, 2019 by ahntkd99

Facial Recognition is not good for us because our privacy is not protected and we feel like someone always watch us. Face recognition technology is being used to unlock phones, clear customs, identify immigrants and solve crimes. We argues that … Continue reading →

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Practice Op-Ed- Lg102015

Posted on October 23, 2019 by lg102015

Facial Recognition has completely taken over the privacy we are suppose to have as people. We no longer have the rights to our own faces, or where the scans of our faces go. The smart phones that a good percentage … Continue reading →

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Practice Op-Ed—smellycat

Posted on October 23, 2019 by smellycat23

Facial recognition software does not have the right to categorize humans based on their appearance. Not only are humans at fault for mislabeling other’s race and sexual orientation, but now computers are doing it too. Additionally, “AI algorithms will soon … Continue reading →

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Practice Op-Ed – Bane1900

Posted on October 23, 2019 by bane1900

Facial Recognition software is extremely invasive to peoples privacy and puts many innocent people behind bars. In my opinion, FRS should not be used in mainstream society as it is not ready to be used in that way. There are … Continue reading →

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Practice Op-Ed-MPSJ

Posted on October 23, 2019 by mpsj13

While walking down any giving block in New York City, one can bet that they are caught on one of the many security cameras placed throughout the city. With more than 9,000 cameras in the NYPD’s Domain Awareness System, it … Continue reading →

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