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Explore how artificial intelligence technologies are being deployed in immigration enforcement and their potential expansion into domestic law enforcement in this conference talk from Electronic Frontiers Forums at DragonCon. Examine the current applications of AI systems in immigration control, analyze the technical methods and algorithms being used to monitor, track, and process immigration cases, and understand the implications of these technologies for civil liberties and privacy rights. Discover how machine learning, facial recognition, predictive analytics, and automated decision-making systems are transforming immigration enforcement practices, and learn about the potential risks and benefits of these technological implementations. Investigate the legal, ethical, and social considerations surrounding AI-powered surveillance and enforcement tools, and consider how these same technologies might be adapted for broader domestic law enforcement purposes. Gain insights from experts in technology policy, civil liberties, and digital rights as they discuss the intersection of artificial intelligence, government surveillance, and immigration policy in this hour-long panel discussion featuring Tatiana Rice as moderator alongside Matthew Lane, Dwayne K. Goetzel, and Greg Hodgin.
