• "Automating Apartheid": Facial Recognition Tech in Palestine

  • Aug 21 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
  • Podcast

"Automating Apartheid": Facial Recognition Tech in Palestine

  • Summary

  • For this episode of the Anti-Dystopians, Alina Utrata talks to Dr Matt Mahmoudi, the lead researcher on the Amnesty International report "Automating Apartheid" examining the deployment of facial recognition technology in Palestine. They discuss the report's findings, including how this facial recognition technology is being deployed against Palestinians in the Occupied Territories and consolidates existing practices of discriminatory policing; why these systems have been 'gamified' and how they connect to other infrastructures and databases; how this is affecting Palestinians’ lives; and whether existing CCTV systems in other settings — including London — could be repurposed for similar kinds of militarized policing. 


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