Security Thought Leadership: in conversation with Martin Gill

Making security technologies work: The scope and limits of AI and Automatic Facial Recognition

• Professor Martin Gill • Season 1 • Episode 25

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This session is sponsored by the BSIA https://www.bsia.co.uk/

In previous webinars we have witnessed that while security technology is being seen to have had a dramatic impact on practice, often this has been in very narrow areas or on a limited range of people. Moreover, it has sometimes failed to deliver; its promise has exceeded its real work impacts. Here we examine the potential oif technology with reference to two very specific typesthat have been widely acclaimed as having the potential to dramatically influence practice. The aim is not to repeat all the things these technologies can do when done well, but to better understand the potential barriers to their effective deployment. This webinar will consider:

What are the barriers to maximising the benefits of these technologies?
What differences might offenders notice given that technologies have not been top of the list of things that prevent them offending?
Where are we heading with security technologies?

Panellists:
Pauline Norstrom – CEO at Anekanta Consulting (UK)
Mohammad Rashid Khan – CEO at Calipsa (UK)
Jake Parker – Senior Director of Government Relations at Security Industry Association (US)
Nick Fisher – CEO at FaceWatch (UK)


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