Maajid Nawaz's alarming monologue on the Met Police's facial recognition cameras
February 2, 2020
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7:34Now PlayingMaajid Nawaz's alarming monologue on the Met Police's facial recognition cameras
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as posted by the channelMaajid Nawaz described the roll out of these cameras as a "bit of a nightmare".
Maajid Nawaz warned that there "are serious civil liberty concerns around" the Met Police's decision to deploy facial recognition cameras.
He spoke about how London has more CCTV cameras per capita than any other Western country. It ranks only lower than China.
Maajid Nawaz used a case study to show how the large amount of CCTV cameras and the introduction of AI-led facial recognition technology is cause for concern.
He spoke about the now reversed decision of putting Extinction Rebellion on a counter-terror list.
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