The Issue: Facial recognition technology is here. It’s well past time to start considering the moral implications of this technology. For instance, do we as human beings have a fundamental right to privacy; and, if so, does the use of this technology violate that right? Does using this technology make us safer, or better off in some other way; and, if so, do these benefits outweigh any potential costs?

Question: Should we pass legislation to prohibit public use of facial recognition technology?

I discuss the "Ethics is not rocket science' project and give you a rundown of what to except from each episode. Remember, each episode will focus on a different ethical issue associated with technology. 

Our first season includes: