Post #3841868

A few months ago, the Metropolitan Police Federation objected to the use of Palantir's AI-based surveillance tech to monitor officers to prevent corruption/misbehaviour (after Sarah Everard, can't imagine why...), on the basis that police officers deserve some privacy (and Article 8 rights) while off-duty. They're remarkably silent on whether ordinary innocent-until-proven-guilty Londoners deserve similar privacy protections against live facial recognition cameras. https://metfed.org.uk/news/mpf-statement-on-use-of-ai-to-monitor-police-officers