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Internet & Technology:
More Than Half of U.S. Adults Trust Law Enforcement to Use Facial Recognition Responsibly
Due: 12 p.m., Friday (Week 11)
This assignment requires you to write a response to the reading, as indicated above, which is sourced from the Pew Research Center.
You should write a 600 - 900 word response based on the following assignment questions:
Facial recognition
Why do men and women consider the tools of facial recognition technologies to be most effective?
Do the majority of Americans find the use of facial recognition acceptable or unacceptable?
Aside from the general population using facial recognition, explain a second use of people using facial recognition, as noted in the reading.
For structure purpose, only refer to this example; all students should follow this example only.
Technical specifications:
Include an Introduction and Conclusion
Type using Microsoft Word and save document as a word.doc (save as initial of first name and lastname.doc) - Example: ATabb.doc
Font size: 11 pt. or 12 pt.
Single-spaced, no more than four sentences per paragraph, 1 spacing line to separate paragraphs
Font options: Times New Roman, Times, Arial, Helvetica or Georgia
Perform a grammar, spelling and punctuation check
Write using third person only, no first or second person
You can include information for the entire research document to help in completing this assignment.
How to submit this assignment:
Upload, as an attachment, your document for grading into this assignment submission in Canvas. You are not required to use AP style, but you must use proper grammar, spelling and punctuation.
Explanation & Answer
See attached:)
Running head: FACIAL RECOGNITION
Facial recognition
[Name of the student]
[Due date]
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FACIAL RECOGNITION
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Facial recognition alludes to a type of system that can be utilized for a myriad of
purposes. It works by capturing individual images of a face from a distance or along a
population. The system can store the image while identifying an individual for future reference.
The system has been earmarked as one of the most controversial, unlike others, such as
biometrics. This is because it does not adhere to personal consent or require individual attention
(Mann & Smith, 2017). Various governmental departments have been utilizing the technology in
the identification of criminals while business uses the technology to keep vital information
secure as it allows fewer individuals to access such sensitive details.
Even though there have been instances where facial recognition tools have misidentified
particular individuals while struggling to identify some types of cases, both men and women
consider the tools as relatively effective. About seventy-six percent of both men and women who
are adults have responded that facial recognition technologies are effective, especially in
identifying ...
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