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"This work is a fascinating, timely investigation of the cultural practices and institutional priorities surrounding automated face perception technologies"
-C. Tappert,Choice

“Gates deftly explores the cultural work performed by facial recognition technologies, along with so doing demonstrates considerable skill in the critical analysis of emergent technologies. This book represents a significant contribution to the understanding in regards to the ongoing elaboration of surveillance society throughout the globe.”
-Anne Balsamo,University of Southern California, author of Technologies with the Gendered Body: Reading Cyborg Women and Designing Culture: The Technological Imagination at Work

“A groundbreaking study. Our Biometric Future considers facial recognition technology through its wide variety of political entanglements, including post-9/11 security measures, the management of urban populations in commercial districts, and self-representation in online social networking sites. Across these contexts, Gates shows how facial recognition's political effects allow us in spite from the fact the technology does not actually work very well. Written with style and wit, Our Biometric Future will resonate with readers in cultural studies, new media, science and technology studies, and anyone thinking about surveillance, privacy and security in contemporary life.”
-Jonathan Sterne,McGill University, author of The Audible Past: Cultural Origins of Sound Reproduction and MP3: Madness of the Format
Kelly A. Gates is assistant professor in the department of communication and also the science studies program with the University of California, San Diego.