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The New York City Police Department (NYPD) has the ability to track people in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx by running images from 15,280 surveillance cameras into invasive and discriminatory facial recognition software, a new Amnesty International investigation reveals.
New analysis has proven how the New York Police Department’s vast surveillance operation particularly affects people already targeted for stop-and-frisk.
The heavy concentration of CCTV cameras in these neighborhoods of color also line up with a heavy concentration of popular stop and frisk locations.
(NEW YORK) -- More CCTV cameras with face recognition capabilities were observed in New York City boroughs and neighborhoods with higher concentrations of non-w
WBAL Radio 1090 AM - More facial recognition technology reported in non-white areas of NYC: Amnesty International