Face It, You're Being Watched

The video discusses the growing use of facial recognition technology, highlighting its convenience and potential privacy concerns. It covers regulatory actions, such as San Francisco's ban on police use, and ethical issues, including bias and surveillance. The development of facial recognition from the 1960s to its current state is explained, along with its applications in law enforcement and missing persons cases. The video also addresses industry responses, with some companies calling for regulation, while others continue to advance the technology.

What is the primary method used by airlines to verify passenger identity in the new boarding procedure?

• Fingerprint scanning

• Voice recognition

• Retina scanning

• Facial recognition

Which city was the first in the US to ban the use of facial recognition by police and other agencies?

• San Francisco

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

• New York

What was a significant concern about facial recognition technology highlighted in the video?

• It is not accurate enough

• It requires too much data storage

• It can lead to a totalitarian state

• It is too expensive to implement

Which demographic was found to have the highest error rate in facial recognition accuracy according to the MIT Media Lab study?

• Hispanic men

• Darker skinned women

• Asian women

• White men

What initiative was introduced to regulate the use of facial recognition technology?

• The Facial Recognition Act

• The Digital Privacy Agreement

• The Safe Face Pledge

• The AI Ethics Charter