AI policy advisor says facial recognition bans could spread to states and federal government
The trend of bans on biometric facial recognition in U.S. cities will soon spread to states, and from there to…
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Almost 70 percent of adults worldwide want regulated government use of facial recognition, AI
A new survey from market research company Ipsos found that the general adult population under the age of 75 is…
SuperCom CEO announces purchase plan to capitalize on undervalued shares
The CEO of SuperCom, Arie Trabelsi, has initiated a new purchase program to acquire up to 3 million ordinary shares…
Facial biometrics’ law enforcement potential debated around the world
As facial recognition becomes more commonly used, controversies and calls for limitations continue around the world. Both sides of recent…
DISPAX World 2019
DISPAX World 2019 London, UK September 18-19, 2019 The much anticipated 3rd edition of DISPAX World returns to London to…
NEC sues Australian agency for biometric contract cancellation
NEC Australia is going to court to seek compensation from the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) for the cancellation of…
Oakland moves closer to banning local agency use of facial recognition
Oakland City Council has unanimously approved an ordinance to ban local police from using biometric facial recognition in the first…
Lawmakers call for new restrictions on U.S. federal agency access to state biometric data
Several U.S. lawmakers are calling for regulations to govern the use of state databases for biometric facial recognition searches by…
Scotland parliamentary committee considers Biometrics Commissioner role details
The Justice Committee of Scotland’s Parliament is seeking input as it considers the scope and enforcement powers of the proposed…
Biometric facial recognition deployments and regulations both advance
Finnish Police and Customs have been granted permission to use automatic facial biometric technology, with the approval of a new…
