60 Minutes on face recognition: the good, the bad and the ugly
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Search Results for ‘face recognition’ — 145 articles
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Face recognition databases and image sharing expanding rapidly, to include drivers’ IDs
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Above: a company claims its face recognition system can identify a face amidst 36 million images in mere seconds.
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UK Surveillance Commissioner: face recognition HD cameras could violate human rights law
United Kingdom police are getting ready to roll-out an upgrade to the country's advanced surveillance camera system, to include face recognition "capable of identifying and tracking a person's face from half a mile away," writes The Independent.
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Gun shot detector plus face recognition
Just this week we warned about the combination of powerful surveillance technologies, arguing that each of these tools alone is troublesome but that their combined use spells privacy disaster.
We told you so.
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Face recognition and the London trouble
Forbes' tech and privacy blogger Kashmir Hill has an interesting take on what's going on in London right now. Scary.
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Overwhelming Support For Banning Face Surveillance In Boston: When We Fight, We Win!
On Tuesday afternoon, in a four-hour-long hearing at the Boston City Council’s Committee on Government Operations, the ACLU of Massachusetts, Muslim Justice League, Student Immigrant Movement, Unafraid Educators, Algorithmic Justice League, and Boston Teachers Union joined forces with MIT researchers, the National...
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Want to protest anonymously? Help ban face surveillance in Boston.
Nationwide, people are marching in record numbers to demand justice for Black communities long subject to police violence, and an end to white supremacy. In response, government agencies from the local to the state and federal are mounting increasingly aggressive attacks on...
