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A while back on the show, we talked about the dangers of facial recognition technology.

And we talked about the first city to ban it, San Francisco. But over the last few weeks,

the anti-facial ID movement has gone from a trickle to a flash flood. Until now, a lot of the

conversation has been around privacy. These days, it's racial justice.

Amazon says it is temporarily banning police and law enforcement from using its controversial

facial recognition software. The decision follows weeks of protests against police brutality in

the wake of George Floyd's death. IBM said that he is getting rid of their facial recognition

programs. Microsoft is urging Congress to put more regulation on facial recognition technology.

IBM CEO Senator to Congress saying that he wants to work with Washington to promote justice

and create a dialogue on whether facial recognition software should be used by local police.

But it's not just big tech. Boston just became the largest city after San Francisco to ban

government use of facial recognition technology. Boston should not be using racial

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