Description

In this episode we dig into the investigative tools used to search for suspects for the January 6th riots. We uncover some concerning tools, identify some serious concerns, and help you decide if this is a real concern or another conspiracy.

Keywords

microcast, policing, January 6th, surveillance technology, privacy, facial recognition, Clearview AI, geolocation, geofencing, law enforcement

Summary

In this episode of 'Grandpa is Him', host Lynn Dimick discusses the implications of surveillance technology in law enforcement, particularly in the context of the January 6th Capitol riot. The conversation explores the differences in policing between the U.S. and the UK, the role of facial recognition technology like Clearview AI, and the ethical concerns surrounding geolocation data collection. Dimick emphasizes the need for a balance between security measures and the protection of individual privacy rights, highlighting ongoing debates about the legality and morality of these technologies. 

Takeaways

• The microcast focuses on personal experiences and societal issues.
• Policing shows often dramatize real-life events for viewership.
• January 6th is a significant date in American history.
• Surveillance technology has evolved significantly post-January 6th.
• Clearview AI collects images without user consent, raising privacy concerns.
• Facial recognition technology is not always accurate, especially for marginalized groups.
• Geofencing can track individuals' locations, raising privacy issues. 
• Legal implications of surveillance technology are still being debated.
• The balance between security and privacy is a critical issue for society.
• Ongoing dialogue is essential to protect civil liberties.

Sound Bites

• "This is just for our little piece of the world."
• "January 6th has edged itself onto American history."
• "Clearview AI has more than 30 billion images."
• "Facial recognition is not as accurate as they say."
• "Geofencing raises big questions about privacy."

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