Hello,

This post is in regards to new technology in the field of my studies. I am focused and majoring in Criminal Justice, Behavioral Studies and want to eventually go into Forensic Psychology.

This post is on facial recognition and the ethical issues that might arise from this form of technology. First, it appears via this article that the technology might be more bias to certain individuals and does not have the diversity needed to not be bias to certain individuals. Second, lies in the question with the privacy issues and who has access to these pictures and how safe that actually is. While it seems a good option for one to find the right person who did a wrong deed I feel it could not be as accurate as one would hope.

https://www.designworldonline.com/two-major-concerns-about-the-ethics-of-facial-recognition-in-public-safety/

 Magdalena

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