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Germany Rushes to Expand Biometric Surveillance

Germany is risking its strong privacy tradition by rapidly advancing new biometric surveillance measures that may violate fundamental rights.

Facial recognition technology is just the latest form of surveillance based on identifying physical features

Law enforcement officers in the US are not required to disclose their use of face recognition technology to identify suspects.
Face recognition technology is part of a long history of biometric surveillance, aimed at monitoring and controlling people's movements.
As face recognition technology improves, its effectiveness as a means of surveillance becomes more pronounced.

Germany Rushes to Expand Biometric Surveillance

Germany is risking its strong privacy tradition by rapidly advancing new biometric surveillance measures that may violate fundamental rights.

Facial recognition technology is just the latest form of surveillance based on identifying physical features

Law enforcement officers in the US are not required to disclose their use of face recognition technology to identify suspects.
Face recognition technology is part of a long history of biometric surveillance, aimed at monitoring and controlling people's movements.
As face recognition technology improves, its effectiveness as a means of surveillance becomes more pronounced.
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EU countries back landmark AI rules, EU source says | SaltWire

EU countries support new AI rules
Ban on AI use in biometric surveillance

EU countries back landmark AI rules, EU source says - The Fiji Times

EU countries have supported artificial intelligence rules that establish regulations for AI systems and prohibit its use in biometric surveillance.
The AI Act will move forward to a committee vote and then to a vote by the European Parliament.

EU countries back landmark AI rules, EU source says | SaltWire

EU countries support new AI rules
Ban on AI use in biometric surveillance

EU countries back landmark AI rules, EU source says - The Fiji Times

EU countries have supported artificial intelligence rules that establish regulations for AI systems and prohibit its use in biometric surveillance.
The AI Act will move forward to a committee vote and then to a vote by the European Parliament.
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German AI Act negotiators considering an abstention of final negotiations

German negotiators are considering abstaining from final negotiations on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act due to concerns over regulatory burden and weakened protections against biometric surveillance.
A final decision on their stance is expected next week.

The Battle for Biometric Privacy

Increased adoption of biometric surveillance systems in 2024 will lead to biometric identity theft and anti-surveillance innovations.
Voice and facial biometric cloning will be used for scams, targeting people's fears and emotions.

EU settles on rules for generative AI, moves to surveillance

Negotiations over the EU's AI Act in Brussels continue without reaching a conclusion.
Compromises have been made on the control of generative AI systems while discussions on the use of AI for biometric surveillance are ongoing.
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