Andrew Guthrie Ferguson
@profferguson.bsky.social
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Law Prof. GWU, Tech & Justice. Author: “Your Data Will Be Used Against You,” “The Rise of Big Data Policing,” “Why Jury Duty Matters,” and “The Law of Law School.”

Andrew Guthrie Ferguson is a professor of law at American University Washington College of Law.

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benwinters.bsky.social
and this too in the same week -- surveillance state getting more surveillanced each day

www.wccbcharlotte.com/2025/10/10/t...

pdefenselesspod.bsky.social
If you want to learn about the dangers of AI generated police reports, read @profferguson.bsky.social's law review article below and then check out the last time he joined the show!

open.spotify.com/episode/5Ooc...

profferguson.bsky.social
Your Data Will Be Used Against You.
washingtonpost.com
Analysis: For the first time, Amazon is adding facial recognition to its home security doorbells and video cameras.

The feature will be optional for Ring device owners.
Analysis | Amazon’s Ring plans to scan everyone’s face at the door
For the first time, the company is putting facial recognition into its home security doorbells and video cameras.
wapo.st

profferguson.bsky.social
I should send you my RTCC and Brady article I am writing…

washingtonpost.com
Analysis: For the first time, Amazon is adding facial recognition to its home security doorbells and video cameras.

The feature will be optional for Ring device owners.
Analysis | Amazon’s Ring plans to scan everyone’s face at the door
For the first time, the company is putting facial recognition into its home security doorbells and video cameras.
wapo.st

Reposted by Paul M. Schwartz

profferguson.bsky.social
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marklemley.bsky.social
@wired.com has been one of the remarkable bright spots of an otherwise embarrassing media (along with other upstarts like @theverge.com, @theguardian.com, and @teenvogue.com
marklemley.bsky.social
@wired.com has been one of the remarkable bright spots of an otherwise embarrassing media (along with other upstarts like @theverge.com, @theguardian.com, and @teenvogue.com

truthout.org
Meta sent emails to 6 people informing them that ICE had served the company with a subpoena demanding extensive personal information about the users. The accounts, most notably StopIce.net, are part of a broader crowd-sourcing movement that works to publicly identify masked ICE agents.
Trump’s ICE Turns Its Target to Activists, Not Just Immigrants
ICE demanded Meta hand over personal information attached to Instagram accounts that track immigration raids.
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jotwell.bsky.social
Jotwell Techlaw:
Natalie Ram, Rummaging Rebooted, JOTWELL (September 3, 2025), cyber.jotwell.com/rummaging-re...
Natalie Ram

profferguson.bsky.social
Imagine a prosecutor dumping videos, digital records, and interviews into an AI model and asking it to structure a prosecution.

You don’t have to imagine anymore.
suzannesmalley.bsky.social
3 companies are peddling AI products which synthesize evidence for police + prosecutors. Critics are alarmed by the new AI use case, cite potential for exculpatory evidence to be overlooked + errors to be introduced. AI shouldn't be used to put people in jail they say
therecord.media/law-enforcem...
Law enforcement is using AI to synthesize evidence. Is the justice system ready for it?
Busy law enforcement agencies are trying out AI platforms that process large amounts of evidence to help officers build cases. Experts say there are potential dangers for everyone involved.
therecord.media

suzannesmalley.bsky.social
3 companies are peddling AI products which synthesize evidence for police + prosecutors. Critics are alarmed by the new AI use case, cite potential for exculpatory evidence to be overlooked + errors to be introduced. AI shouldn't be used to put people in jail they say
therecord.media/law-enforcem...
Law enforcement is using AI to synthesize evidence. Is the justice system ready for it?
Busy law enforcement agencies are trying out AI platforms that process large amounts of evidence to help officers build cases. Experts say there are potential dangers for everyone involved.
therecord.media