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A few weeks back, Justice Codes founder Jason Tashea gave a talk at Tel Aviv University on #AI in the criminal justice system. There's footage.
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✅ Researchers can reidentify people through their anonymized data 99.98% of the time.
✅ Local police are helping sell Amazon Ring.
✅ Consolidation in the body cam market.
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✔️ DOJ releases its new risk assessment tool.
✔️ Oakland bans #facialrecognition
✔️ New jobs from @BerkeleyLaw, @StanfordHAI and @urichmond
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Thanks, Colin!
ABA Journal reporter Jason Tashea honored as one of 2019 Fastcase 50 abajournal.com/news/article/… - Well deserved @justicecodes !
All the criminal justice tech news fit to reprint:
+ Palantir’s secret police manual revealed.
+ Feds are using state license databases for their #FacialRecognition searches.
+ Tons of jobs.
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In this week's JusticeTech DL:
✔️ Gov't bans on facial recognition doubled (to 2).
✔️ The U.S. is considering an encryption crackdown.
✔️ Jobs! including the @BKCHarvard, which seeks a clinical instructor to join their Cyberlaw Clinic.
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In this week's JusticeTech Download:
Florida's updated criminal justice data law;
How prisons are banning books on coding; and
We added new opportunities from @Everytown and @BKCHarvard
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Prisons Are Banning Books That Teach Prisoners How to Code - Oregon prisons have banned dozens of books about technology and programming, like 'Microsoft Excel 2016 for Dummies,' citing security reasons. The state isn't alone. @jtashea reddit.com/r/technology/comm…
Lot’s of hard work going into this data law, but there are unresolved issues around collateral consequences.
Liberating criminal justice data: How a Florida law provides a blueprint for the nation. ow.ly/jVbU30oXHRd @jtashea @MforJ #criminaljustice #technology
Next week Justice Codes’ founder @jtashea will be talking about AI in the criminal justice system at #CyberWeek2019 in Tel Aviv. Come say hi!
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✔️Big Data can damage due process
✔️Police push 4th Amendment boundaries when asking for passwords.
✔️CBP got hacked. Was your face in the breach?
It’s the last week to tell us how you’d like to partner with our @GtownTechLaw course. Applications close Friday.
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+It’s the last week to submit a proposal for our @GtownTechLaw course
+Amazon’s surveillance network
+The U.S. House continues to look into #facialrecognition
+#France stifles judicial analytics
JusticeTech Download is bursting with new jobs this week, sing up!
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Thorn has a bunch of positions open for engineers, product managers & sales.
Raheem.org is looking for a growth hacker.
A U.S. Senator is looking for a technology advisor.
Just called a county level DAs office in the Upper Midwest and their phone system gave me three touchtone options, one of which was to set up a COMPAS assessment.
“We get a lot of false alerts,” he said. If someone under supervised release reads an article referring to “food porn” or sends an email complaining about his boss using a certain four-letter word, Mr. Kelly says he will receive a notification.
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A bunch of new jobs in this week's JusticeTech Download.
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✔️ @GtownTechLaw: researcher focused on AI fairness & disability rights
✔️ @JoinPaladin: an account manager
✔️ @YaleLawSch: a post-doc focused on social media & the legitimacy of legal systems