The video explores the widespread use of surveillance cameras, their technological advancements, and the implications of facial recognition. It discusses the integration of data through fusion systems and highlights cybersecurity concerns. Ethical issues and privacy challenges are also addressed, emphasizing the growing culture of surveillance-driven fear.

What did Amnesty International find in their census of surveillance cameras in New York?

• More than 10,000 cameras

• More than 15,000 cameras

• More than 20,000 cameras

• More than 25,000 cameras

What percentage of American respondents owned smart security cameras according to a 2021 survey?

• 20%

• 17%

• 15%

• 10%

What is a significant feature of many NYPD camera systems?

• 180-degree monitoring

• Fixed mount

• Night vision capabilities

• 2K resolution

What is the weight of modern drone cameras compared to the earliest predator cameras?

• Less than 2 kilograms

• Less than 1 kilogram

• Less than 3 kilograms

• Less than 4 kilograms

What is a major challenge for facial recognition technology?

• High cost

• Limited storage capacity

• Low resolution images

• Slow processing speed

Which type of database is potentially the largest for facial recognition?

• Private company databases

• Social media databases

• Department of transportation databases

• Law enforcement databases

What is the purpose of fusion systems in law enforcement?

• To streamline data analysis

• To increase the number of cameras

• To improve camera resolution

• To reduce the cost of surveillance

What is a potential security vulnerability found in Hikvision cameras?

• High maintenance cost

• Limited storage capacity

• Low battery life

• Unshielded IP addresses

What is one line of defense for protecting surveillance data?

• Increasing the number of cameras

• Using analog cameras

• Video encryption software

• Reducing camera resolution

What societal impact might increased surveillance have?

• Higher public trust in police

• Reduced crime rates

• Increased freedom of speech

• Surveillance-driven fear