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Police are slammed for creating 'a surveillance state' by using AI software to spy on social media and identify potential criminals
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - Precincts in Massachusetts and Michigan are scouring social media for possible threats, according to reports
- ShadowDragon's SociatNet program analyzes more than 100 platforms, from Facebook and Instagram to Pornhub and Amazon, for key names and terms
- Critics say social-media scans by cops violate First Amendment rights and targets minorities
- ShadowDragon maintains its crawlers only scrape data from public sites
Posted by: Skidmark 2021-09-24 |
