Face Detection Technology and Crime Prediction Report

This report examines the ethical, social, and legal challenges associated with face detection and crime prediction technologies. The report highlights the potential misuse of these technologies, such as unauthorized access to personal data and the violation of civil liberties. It discusses the ethical concerns arising from the use of these technologies, including potential biases and discrimination. The report also addresses the social implications, such as the impact on privacy and freedom. Furthermore, the report delves into the legal aspects, including data protection and surveillance laws. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of responsible development and deployment of these technologies, considering their potential impact on individuals and society. References are provided for further reading on the subject, focusing on legal and ethical considerations in the use of big data and technology.

Face Detection Technology
and
Crime Prediction
Ethical, Social and Legal Issues

Introduction
• Facial Technologies is used for identifying
people. In this image of the people is compared
with the database of the people that they have.
• In crime prediction technology, people are
identified on the basis of the records they in the
criminal history.
• Both these technologies creates challenges
related to civil liberty hence creates challenges in
regards to ethics, social and legal aspects.

Legal, Social and Ethical challenges
• Ethics related concerns arise
due to use of these
technologies as if it goes into
the hands of the wrong people
they may utilise it for their
purpose.
• Women in some cultures are
not allowed to show the face
and if they are forced to do so
then it might be a social issue.
• Legal issue such as breach of
civil liberty.

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• In crime prediction technology, the
ethical issues such as over watch
from the side of the government.
• In crime prediction technology, the
social issues such as framing
someone in any kind of charges
due to inappropriate mechanism of
the technology will certainly create
problems for that individual in the
society.
• The legal issues such as taking the
data of the person and keeping the
eye on them every time.

Conclusion
• Ethical issues in case data is taken by
unauthorised person can arise if the data
management technology used in the firm is not
so effective.
• Social and Legal issues in terms of breach of
civil liberty rights have created challenges for
this technology.

References
• Moses, L.B. and Chan, J., 2014. Using big data
for legal and law enforcement decisions:
Testing the new tools. UNSWLJ, 37, p.643.
• Gaskell, G. and Bauer, M.W. eds.,
2013. Genomics and Society:" Legal, Ethical
and Social Dimensions". Routledge.