What are the
ethical dilemmas associated with using facial recognition software? Is the use
of this type of software really any different from a store asking to see your
driver’s license when you use your credit card? Why or why not? Should the
government be able to place digital video cameras on every street corner and
use facial recognition software to monitor your movements? Why or why not?
Facial recognition
software is a biometric software that provides identification by evaluating
facial characteristics. The ethical dilemmas associated with using facial
recognition software are people could be identifying you from a distance
without you even knowing so. I think it is much different from a store asking
for your driver’s license when you’re using your credit card because you are
giving them permission to look at your identification care. I do not believe
the government should be able to place digital video cameras on every street
corner to use facial recognition to monitor peoples every movement. Although it
would help identify people committing crimes, I do not believe they should be
spying on peoples every movement.
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