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Across China, in its most crowded cities and tiniest hamlets, government officials are on an unprecedented surveillance shopping spree. The coordination of the resulting millions of cameras and other snooping technology spread across the country remains partial at best, its efficacy uncertain. Yet, despite its limitations, surveillance in China differs dramatically in both
It was equal parts fascinating and disturbing: In a farmhouse in remote China, villagers sell their faces to train facial recognition algorithms in return for cooking oil.
It was equal parts fascinating and disturbing: In a farmhouse in remote China, villagers sell their faces to train facial recognition algorithms in return for cooking oil.
It was equal parts fascinating and disturbing: In a farmhouse in remote China, villagers sell their faces to train facial recognition algorithms in return for cooking oil.
It was equal parts fascinating and disturbing: In a farmhouse in remote China, villagers sell their faces to train facial recognition algorithms in return for cooking oil.