EU’s Prüm II rolls on; will it roll over privacy concerns?
The debate over an update to a biometrics-sharing agreement in the EU is simple enough. Either there’re no human rights…
Jim Nash is a business journalist. His byline has appeared in The New York Times, Investors Business Daily, Robotics Business Review and other publications. You can find Jim on LinkedIn.
The debate over an update to a biometrics-sharing agreement in the EU is simple enough. Either there’re no human rights…
Looking at the rising number of biometric privacy bills being floated by U.S. states, some civil liberties advocates are concerned…
Global access control company Assa Abloy has prevailed at its third patent dispute with a well-known patent troll in two…
A problem with trying to create a legislative super-regime like the EU’s AI Act is that every aspect of the…
Those who see face surveillance by law enforcement as a danger to civil rights keep hoping that their warnings will…
Of three recent turns in U.S. biometric privacy lawsuits, only one, a settlement, has much to do with privacy itself….
A newer U.S. tech culture publication claims it has tested an AI site that generates convincing photos of fake IDs…
In a statement short on details, European ID verification service firm Evrotrust says it has received an investment of €3.3…
A podcast by century-old auto industry watcher WardsAuto shows how a billion or more dollars a year in revenue could…
Three school systems, two in the U.S. and the other in Brazil are installing or updating biometric security system for…