Scholars propose unified global regulations on facial recognition
Four professors from MIT, Harvard, and Oxford propose in an article published on voxdev.org that facial recognition, without global trade…
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Four professors from MIT, Harvard, and Oxford propose in an article published on voxdev.org that facial recognition, without global trade…
A coalition of 65 British lawmakers across all parties has called for a suspension of the use of live or…
Mexico has begun building a 20-story biometric surveillance hub on its border with the United States. Designs call for a…
The Swedish government is rushing to prepare the public for expanded police use of biometric systems including those monitoring from…
As businesses and governments in the U.S. and across the globe implement facial recognition surveillance in public spaces, privacy advocates…
Indian Railways is planning to install thousands of CCTV cameras equipped with facial recognition across greater Mumbai in an effort…
Myanmar is seeking input from China on introducing a biometric identification system, a project that has raised concern among rights…
Banning Chinese surveillance cameras in Australia may not be a feasible option and the government should instead increase regulation, including…
Regulating biometric surveillance within the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act may remain a point of contention for lawmakers until the…
More than 100 civil society groups and advocates have co-signed a letter calling on European Union lawmakers to restrict the…