Caso: Bridge v. South Wales Police: En donde la Dignidad humana representa retos frente a la mirada algorítmica de una Corporación.
Aldaco, Pablo Enrique;
Caso: Bridge v. South Wales Police: En donde la Dignidad humana representa retos frente a la mirada algorítmica de una Corporación.
La sentencia del Tribunal de Apelación de Inglaterra y Gales (División Civil)[1], no solamente se analiza el caso de investigación policía en vigilancia masiva, por el uso de programa software de reconocimiento facial automatizado (AFT), que incluyen cámaras, algoritmos y tecnología, con el fin de prevenir o disuadir delitos en la población del Reino Unido, sino que también se estudia si ese uso de programas de última tecnología, afectaba la dignidad y datos personales de la población, por parte de la policía británica. [1] Caso: [2020] WLR 5037, [2020] 1 WLR 5037, [2020] EWCA Civ 1058, [2020] HRLR 16, [2021] 1 Cr App R 4, [2021] 2Todos ER 1121.
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