Charlton discusses how facial recognition technology has evolved from a means of identifying potential criminals to a tool that reinforces biases against marginalized communities. The conversation highlights the self-fulfilling nature of predictive policing, where data-driven approaches lead to targeted policing in areas deemed high-risk, often perpetuating systemic inequalities. The challenge lies in balancing the effectiveness of policing with the pursuit of justice and safety for all, without relying solely on technology as a solution.
