The U.S.-Mexico Border Is Also Digital, Says Barrón Pastor
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The growing application of artificial intelligence (IA), biometrics and geolocation to migration control has extended the border between Mexico and the United States to the digital sphere, with challenges for human rights and privacy, warned Juan Carlos Barrón Pastor, director of the North American Research Center of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).The entry The digital border between Mexico and the United States endangers hu…
The growing application of artificial intelligence (IA), biometrics and geolocation to migration control has extended the border between Mexico and the United States to the digital sphere, with challenges for human rights and privacy, warned Juan Carlos Barrón Pastor, director of the North American Research Center of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).During the Second International Permanent Interdisciplinary Seminar on Communi…
Greater human rights-based security protocols are required, Mexico City estimated.-The technological development linked to digital borders through the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for the purposes of persecution is a challenge, said the director of the UNAM North American Research Center, Juan Carlos Barrón Pastor. At the Second International Interdisciplinary Permanent Seminar on Community Social Emergency, he said that in the United Sta…
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