Use Of Audio And Video Processing And Transmission

Another emerging technology is machine learning which is current application of artificial intelligence (AI). They can use this technology for email filtering or identifying any network intrusion. The technology can also be used in improving production process making them more efficient. This will eliminate any human error or delays and the components will be of high

In the world we live in today, racism and police brutality are raising concerns that society needs to be aware of. Beginning from the mid 1900s and on, racism was an ongoing problem that many individuals acted on from day to day. Whether it was mainly whites who hated blacks or vice versa, there never seemed as if a solution would ever come about. Based on this article about racism and police brutality, it talks a lot about how brutality following the Rodney King incident has change and is more exposed due to updated technology. Racism is not a thing of the past, it exist in this day and happens everyday in front of our eyes. Another point from this article is how the media portrays black as intimidating and scary which often times is the reason why police officers act the way they do when they are encountering a black male. Today’s society is taught to be afraid of black men because they are dangerous and unpredictable. The media account is a short video of how police brutality is caught on camera and how the police are portrayed because of these videos. Because of the new technology officers are no longer able to get away with brutality and not having to answer for there actions. This media account is more of an awareness video of how if someone sees the police physically abusing someone, they should take there phones out and record everything that is going on. Today’s camera phone as said to be the police’s kryptonite because they capture everything that is done by the

In the aftermath of the Rodney king beating a lot of things changed with police on the field. “In the wake of the Rodney king case; cameras became standard equipment in patrol cars all over the nation” (Marcou). In doing this police now cannot cover up an incident that they were a part of. “As far as citizens recording police, there is still much disagreement about how it should be handled” (Marcou). Nowhere in the constitution does it say the citizens cannot film stuff that is happening outside their house. “When it comes to training, officers are told “have your camera going at all times. A professional police officer has nothing to fear from being recorded and always act as if you are being recorded, because in today’s world you probably are” (Marcou). Thanks to cases like Rodney Kings, law enforcement is much more aware of misuse of force in the field.

So far the advances in technology for living, learning, and communicating have gone to a whole new level.

The technology is the revolution to all industries it takes a wide variety of services into every industry in one way or the other, from cell phone service to software services, to medical services such as imaging to electronically medical records are just to name a few items on how technology has expanded and used every day.

Technological advances have overcome many of barriers over the years, and have been proven to be a beneficial if implemented and used correctly.

The media plays a huge part in society in the twenty-first century and it seems as if people cannot live without the internet. The Dallas shooting was a massive shooting against the police. Police officers believe that multiple shots were firing from all sides. Dana LeBlanc is an American citizen that understands the social problems in her country because of the news and police. She explained to me, "I do believe there is racism in the United States but we should look at everyone

One potential problem lies in the ability to tamper with the recording equipment. If an officer has access to turn the camera on and off, the potential exists to essentially “edit out” unwanted portions of the encounter by turning the camera off. The same holds true for cell phones. With the ability to edit videos online, a person that wishes to show the “victim” in the most positive light edits out anything that would throw a negative light on the victim’s actions. Also, the angle of the video can vastly affect the perception of the viewer. How many times has a video surfaced in the media depicting the negative aspects of an encounter? Then, at a later date, a complete copy of the video or a video from a different angle surfaces and reveals that what was originally thought to be an episode of unwarranted use of force turns out to be a volatile encounter where the officer’s safety was at risk. Additionally, when the media highlights negative videos of police encounters, it raises citizens’ distrust of officers in general, regardless as to whether their local department was involved or not. This increased level of distrust, particularly in minority communities, can serve to heighten an officer’s unease about entering the community, even when responding to a call for service. This distrust increases tension between the officer and the community which can

Other papers or videos that have been done on this subject are “Police Brutality Raises Social Media Shock Waves”, “Police Brutality Suit”, “Police Brutality” and “Man Sues Portland, Claims Police Brutality”. I found these article by searching the Rio Salado College Library Article Databases. These sources are perfect for my research project because they share the same values and beliefs as me; most importantly they share the same goal as me. An overview of the “Police Brutality Raises Social Media Shock Waves” article discusses the difference that social media has done in our society. This article discusses various footages that show terrible violence. In one incident an officer puts his boot on 17-year-old Marcel Hamer and then pushes him knocking him out. Another incident that was discussed in this article was 43-year-old Erick Garner, who was choked to death as officers were subduing him. This article

Due to the rise of police brutality cases, people began to fight against it; one common way was protesting. People have been protesting on every case of police brutality (Gane-McCalla). Another common way people were using was to record the police’s actions with cameras. Police brutality should be

The use of cellular devices brought evidence and some type of the lead for the law to convict the unlawful cops that commit these unfair crimes. Police brutality years ago has be the same when it comes to occurrence but different in some ways in how they occur. Dating back to the olden times when African American people really didn’t have right it was deemed as a good deed to beat up African Americans or actually go as far as to kill one so it was never reported like it is today. Todays it brought to the fore front more because of it’s the era we are in today it’s seem as something new when it was something that happened regularly in the past. I also feel like by it happening one after the other it brought a lot of attention to a subject that should have been taken care of as a society a long time

With all this increase in technology use, the question arises, what impact does all this

In certain cases when police brutality is reported its always involved with a negative side from the race down to certain sexes. Law enforcements have mistreated minorities in many cases and got away with it. However, sometimes mistreatment isn't always consisting of physical harm to an individual in most cases. Disrespect and abuse come hand in hand when it gets down to police brutality. Police assume the victim is disrespecting their authority and they are quick to arrest or shoot an individual. Social media is changing the game for governments under pressure. Social media has suddenly turned into a powerful instrument of public scrutiny. And it is certainly here to stay. As a result, devising efficient means to subdue traditional media will not be sufficient anymore for governments intent on concealing the harshness of their law enforcement.Still, social media

For me living overseas, I avoid demonstrations location and suspicious gathering because a nonviolent demonstration or protest could escalate into a violent riot due to some tension by the frustrated public over social issues such as injustice. For example, August 2011 in London there was an uproar caused by the police shooting of a young man of mixed race named Mark Duggin (Kalleberg, 2015). On the other hand, in the United States, we had several example Ferguson, Missouri riot. I learned that the 1992 Rodney King beating and Los Angeles riots, said to change America since the 1960s (Stewart, 2012). As a rational behavior, such an attack on individuals triggers and instigates people into joining to fight for change fueling a riot. Concerning

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