So we have got 50 million cameras in the country, a system that, as we said earlier, is--makes mistakes all the time. Those mistakes disproportionately hurt people of color. Violates First Amendment--I think violates First Amendment liberties, Fourth Amendment liberties, due process standards.
Jordan highlights the flaws of facial recognition technology and its impact on civil liberties.
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