One thing to consider (when arguing against this stuff as you definitely should) is that there are two distinct classes of arguments against;

One is "What if it works wrong?," and yeah, as a black person seeing the current state of the tech, that's already a pretty scary one.

But probably the more important is "What if it works perfectly well and exactly as intended?" It's still an outrageously bad idea. Now, I'm actually not sure if you'll be able to ban it outright, but this is where you have to slog through the extremely important but perhaps slow-going route of "public policy."