Add to ORKGThe National Telecommunications and Information Administration have convened a series of meetings to create a voluntary code of conduct for the commercial use of facial recognition technology. This research asks and answers three questions related to the creation of the voluntary code of conduct: 1) How is the regulatory regime of FRT emerging in the U.S.? 2) What are the roles of the various stakeholders in shaping the commercial regulation of FRT? 3) How does FRT challenge our current conceptions of privacy? Data has been gathered to answer these questions using participant observation and semi-structured interviews. The data was analyzed via mediated discourse analysis. Findings of the research include: the highly sensitive nature of...
Data privacy’s ethos lies in protecting the individual from institutions. Increasingly, however, ins...
Following the advent of new Information and Communication Technologies such as smartphones and soci...
In order to support air traffic control services, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has...
ABSTRACT The National Telecommunications and Information Administration have convened a series of me...
In the twenty-first century, the issue of privacy--particularly the privacy of individuals with rega...
In the twenty-first century, the issue of privacy--particularly the privacy of individuals with rega...
Federal interest in using facial recognition technology (“FRT”) to collect, analyze, and use biometr...
This research revolves around the civil liberties issue of attainment of insight into digital survei...
This article suggests that the current public debate that pits security and privacy as dichotomous r...
A smile is commonly used to mask negative emotions, yet those emotions are often leaked through mic...
A tremendous amount of individual-level data is generated each day, with a wide variety of uses. Thi...
Sexual assault is a common problem faced by women. Research has suggested 1 in 4 women will experien...
The US airline industry relies on the willing participation of frontline employees to self-report sa...
University of Minnesota M.A. thesis. May 2015. Major: Journalism. Advisor: Jane Kirtley. 1 computer ...
Dental caries is a dynamic process rather than a diagnosis. It is therefore inappropriate to cite an...
Data privacy’s ethos lies in protecting the individual from institutions. Increasingly, however, ins...
Following the advent of new Information and Communication Technologies such as smartphones and soci...
In order to support air traffic control services, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has...
ABSTRACT The National Telecommunications and Information Administration have convened a series of me...
In the twenty-first century, the issue of privacy--particularly the privacy of individuals with rega...
In the twenty-first century, the issue of privacy--particularly the privacy of individuals with rega...
Federal interest in using facial recognition technology (“FRT”) to collect, analyze, and use biometr...
This research revolves around the civil liberties issue of attainment of insight into digital survei...
This article suggests that the current public debate that pits security and privacy as dichotomous r...
A smile is commonly used to mask negative emotions, yet those emotions are often leaked through mic...
A tremendous amount of individual-level data is generated each day, with a wide variety of uses. Thi...
Sexual assault is a common problem faced by women. Research has suggested 1 in 4 women will experien...
The US airline industry relies on the willing participation of frontline employees to self-report sa...
University of Minnesota M.A. thesis. May 2015. Major: Journalism. Advisor: Jane Kirtley. 1 computer ...
Dental caries is a dynamic process rather than a diagnosis. It is therefore inappropriate to cite an...
Data privacy’s ethos lies in protecting the individual from institutions. Increasingly, however, ins...
Following the advent of new Information and Communication Technologies such as smartphones and soci...
In order to support air traffic control services, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has...