Name: 監視の現状。警察、プライバシー、テクノロジー (State of Surveillance: Police, Privacy and Technology)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:06:36.000Z
Duration: 27 min 47 s
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基礎受動態

IS PROVIDED BY THE GRUBER FAMILY FOUNDATION

AND THE CENTER FOR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING.

McNutt: WHAT WE ESSENTIALLY DO IS A LIVE VERSION OF GOOGLE EARTH,

Iketani: WE, BASICALLY, KEPT IT PRETTY HUSH-HUSH.

Vu: THE POWER TO TRACK MORE PEOPLE AND DATA THAN EVER BEFORE.

Wiltz: IT'S GONNA BE WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.

ANYBODY COULD END UP BEING IN THAT DATABASE.

Vu: WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE BETWEEN SECURITY AND PRIVACY?

HELLO, AND WELCOME TO THIS SPECIAL PRESENTATION,

LAST JUNE, WE LEARNED THE NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY

HAS BEEN COLLECTING AMERICANS' PHONE RECORDS AND E-MAIL

ABOUT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S ACCESS TO PRIVATE INFORMATION,

ARE EXPERIMENTING WITH NEW CRIME-FIGHTING TOOLS --

AMANDA PIKE WITH THE CENTER FOR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING

SHOWS US SOME OF THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES NOW BEING TESTED.

THAT COULD CHANGE HOW POLICE FIGHT CRIME.

HE'S ON A CALL TO VERIFY THE IDENTITY OF A WOMAN

JUST ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF NARCOTICS.

HE DOESN'T NEED TO ASK HER NAME OR CHECK HER I.D.

Pike: HIS TABLET USES FACIAL-RECOGNITION SOFTWARE

TO FIND THE SUSPECT'S MUG SHOT AND CRIMINAL HISTORY.

BUT TATTOOS, BIRTHMARKS, SCARS DON'T LIE.

Pike: POLICE HAVE ACCESS TO MORE DATA THAN EVER BEFORE,

RAISING QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW THAT INFORMATION IS USED AND STORED.

THE TABLET IS PART OF A PILOT PROGRAM IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

AND SOME PEOPLE JUST HAVE TO HAVE THE THREAT OF

"OKAY, YOU DON'T WANT TO TELL US WHO YOU ARE.

THEY'RE MORE LIKELY TO TELL US THEIR REAL NAME AND THAT.

Pike: MORE AND MORE, POLICE ARE USING BIOMETRICS --

BIOLOGICAL MARKERS FROM FACE SCANS AND PALM PRINTS --

IN ADDITION TO FINGERPRINTS, TO IDENTIFY SUSPECTS.

FINGERPRINTS THEMSELVES HAVE BEEN REVOLUTIONIZED.

TO THIS HIGHLY SECURE FBI COMPLEX IN WEST VIRGINIA.

McKinsey: THIS IS NEXT GENERATION IDENTIFICATION.

OF THE FBI's NEXT GENERATION IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM, OR NGI.

WILL ADD FACIAL SCANS AND OTHER BIOMETRICS

TO THE EXISTING TROVE OF 137 MILLION FINGERPRINTS.

EACH FINGERPRINT AND PHOTO THAT OFFICERS SEND.

AND THESE SERVERS ACTUALLY DO THE SEARCHES --

AND PICK SOME INFORMATION OUT OF THE STORAGE

TO SEND THE CRIMINAL HISTORY BACK TO THE QUERYING OFFICER.

Pike: THIS DATA CENTER RUNS UP TO 160,000 SEARCHES A DAY.

A FOOTBALL FIELD ON TOP OF ANOTHER FOOTBALL FIELD.

Pike: THE FBI HAS BEEN COLLECTING FINGERPRINTS

AND IT COULD TAKE MONTHS TO FIND A MATCH.

NOW COMPUTERS DO THE SAME WORK IN MINUTES.

BUT UNTIL RECENTLY, THE FBI HAD NO EASY WAY

THAT FRUSTRATED AGENTS LIKE JEREMY WILTZ,

OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SERVICES.

Wiltz: WE COULD DO VERY LITTLE WITH THE MUG SHOTS THAT WE HAD.

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