Defending the Rule of Law from Threats Posed by AI Enabled Surveillance Systems in the Hands of Law Enforcement Authorities

This concluding article reflects on the preceding contributions taken as a whole. It argues that they reflect a troubling turn towards authoritarianism, and calls on scholars to take forward the task of critical inquiry to facilitate urgently needed democratic debate to help our communities decide on and establish the boundaries of legitimate and lawful use of facial recognition technologies

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University of Birmingham Research Portal (University of Birmingham)
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2025-09-29
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https://doi.org/10.53136/979122182111619
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Defending the Rule of Law from Threats Posed by AI Enabled Surveillance Systems in the Hands of Law Enforcement Authorities

University of Birmingham Research Portal (University of Birmingham)
Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Defending the Rule of Law from Threats Posed by AI Enabled Surveillance Systems in the Hands of Law Enforcement Authorities

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Abstract

This concluding article reflects on the preceding contributions taken as a whole. It argues that they reflect a troubling turn towards authoritarianism, and calls on scholars to take forward the task of critical inquiry to facilitate urgently needed democratic debate to help our communities decide on and establish the boundaries of legitimate and lawful use of facial recognition technologies

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