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We Need a New Paradigm to Halt the Unprecedented Growth of Electronic Monitoring

Electronic monitoring has gone far beyond ankle bands. Let’s challenge the meteoric expansion of this form of policing.

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US prisons mull AI to analyse inmate phone calls

DOJ asked to study feasibility of AI prisoner monitoring tech; software meant to head off suicides and violent crime. Inmates’ rights advocates fear bias, privacy issues.

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Les prisons américaines envisagent d utiliser l IA pour analyser les appels téléphoniques des détenus, les défenseurs des libertés montent au créneau

Les prisons américaines envisagent d utiliser l IA pour analyser les appels téléphoniques des détenus, les défenseurs des libertés montent au créneau
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U S prisons mull AI to analyze inmate phone calls

U S prisons mull AI to analyze inmate phone calls
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Prison Communications - Electrical and Computer Engineering - College of Engineering

By Daniel Tkacik People serving time in prison or jail in the United States, which has the highest incarceration rate in the world, are almost constantly being monitored. The surveillance even stretches into communications between inmates and their relatives. “You gotta be careful what you say,” said a relative of an incarcerated person, who was interviewed in a new study authored by Carnegie Mellon University CyLab researchers. The study, which explores people’s understandings, attitudes, and reactions to prison surveillance, received an Honorable Mention award at this week’s Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Computer-Human Interaction (CHI) conference , held virtually.

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