The limits of the surveillance state

Faiza Patel, Senior Director at the Brennan Center for Justice, shares her expertise on surveillance technology and civil liberties. She discusses the complexities of facial recognition and its biases, particularly towards marginalized communities. Patel highlights the shortcomings of the NYPD’s extensive surveillance systems following the murder of a CEO. She raises ethical concerns about privacy and the integration of military technology in policing. The conversation emphasizes the vital need for regulation and accountability in the face of pervasive surveillance.