16 JUL 2013 by ideonexus

 Accountability in the Surveillance State

Where power intervenes, transparency fails to provide accountability. This is the main fact that the residents of the Planetary Consortium and their ilk must grasp. Public-accessible cameras and citizen sousveillance of police is not enough. To truly hold the people at the top accountable, publicams should be placed inside police stations, interrogation rooms, jails, security checkpoints, congressional chambers, and anywhere government officials meet with lobbyists, make decisions, and otherw...
Folksonomies: technology surveillance
Folksonomies: technology surveillance
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Cameras must be everywhere, in politician's offices, interrogation rooms, everyone must watch everyone.

01 JAN 2010 by ideonexus

 AI's and Algorithms Take Away Our Sense of Responsibility

the very idea of artificial intelligence gives us the cover to avoid accountability by pretending that machines can take on more and more human responsibility. This holds for things that we don
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When we allow an algorithm to make suggestions to us, and we accept them, we are giving up our own aesthetical choices.