surveillance
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It Took One Surveillance Video to Prove This Black Man’s Innocence… 16 Years Later
I’m sure the family of Arvel Marshall are wondering what took so long.
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How This Detroit Man’s Lawsuit Could Change Police Use of Facial Recognition Technology Forever
Robert Williams will be paid $300,000 by the City of Detroit after he was wrongfully accused of shoplifting.
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Why Was a Black Woman Violently Arrested as She Celebrated a Kansas City Chiefs Win?
Daysheion Ponds was arrested on Jan. 28 after she argued with a bartender who said she didn’t pay for a drink.
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Brooklyn Video Artist’s Work Takes Unique Look at Surveillance in the City
The Root spoke with Kameron Neal about his film installation Down The Barrel (Of A Lens) on display at Lincoln Center September 29 - October 3.
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Lousy AI Technology Got 5 Black Plaintiff’s Messed Up
Five Black people filed lawsuits against police departments based on false identification using facial recognition technology.
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Don’t Look Up: Inside the NYPD Plan’s To Surveil Labor Day Weekend Parties
Guess which group of folks are most likely to be watched?
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New Evidence, Eyewitnesses in Jonathan Majors Assault Case Appear to Tell a Different Story
Following Majors' most recent appearance in court, his lawyer has reportedly delivered 'additional, compelling' evidence that supports his innocence.
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Clearview AI Agrees To Restrict Its U.S. Facial Recognition Sales To Mostly Law Enforcement
The agreement comes from a May 2020 lawsuit from the ACLU claiming the company's harvesting of images violated the privacy of many.