EFF Submits Comments on FRT to Commission on Civil RightsGovernments and businesses are increasingly using facial recognition technology to track individuals, posing threats to privacy and security.
UK MPs ignore concerned constituents questions about Facial Recognition TechnologyMPs largely ignored constituents' questions about facial recognition technology deployment, failing to engage meaningfully despite acknowledging some concerns.
EFF Submits Comments on FRT to Commission on Civil RightsGovernments and businesses are increasingly using facial recognition technology to track individuals, posing threats to privacy and security.
UK MPs ignore concerned constituents questions about Facial Recognition TechnologyMPs largely ignored constituents' questions about facial recognition technology deployment, failing to engage meaningfully despite acknowledging some concerns.
A Catastrophic Hospital Hack Ends in a Leak of 300M Patient RecordsSnowflake targeted in supply chain attack, Kaspersky software banned in the US, AI startup under scrutiny, Amazon's face-recognition tools utilized in UK train stations.
How AI cops are ALREADY patrolling Britain's streetsBritain is deploying advanced AI surveillance technologies, resembling Orwell's Big Brother, raising concerns about privacy and a possible police state.
I Don't Want to Pay for Things with My Face | The WalrusFacial recognition technology in vending machines raised concerns over privacy and surveillance implications.
California's Facial Recognition Bill Is Not the Solution We NeedA.B. 1814 falls short in addressing concerns over police use of facial recognition technology, posing risks to civil liberties and privacy.
Watch: Should facial recognition technology be used in schools?Facial recognition technology in schools raises privacy concerns under GDPR and US laws.
Cop busted for unauthorized use of Clearview AI facial recognition resignsMisuse of Clearview AI by Indiana cop led to resignation.
A Catastrophic Hospital Hack Ends in a Leak of 300M Patient RecordsSnowflake targeted in supply chain attack, Kaspersky software banned in the US, AI startup under scrutiny, Amazon's face-recognition tools utilized in UK train stations.
How AI cops are ALREADY patrolling Britain's streetsBritain is deploying advanced AI surveillance technologies, resembling Orwell's Big Brother, raising concerns about privacy and a possible police state.
I Don't Want to Pay for Things with My Face | The WalrusFacial recognition technology in vending machines raised concerns over privacy and surveillance implications.
California's Facial Recognition Bill Is Not the Solution We NeedA.B. 1814 falls short in addressing concerns over police use of facial recognition technology, posing risks to civil liberties and privacy.
Watch: Should facial recognition technology be used in schools?Facial recognition technology in schools raises privacy concerns under GDPR and US laws.
Cop busted for unauthorized use of Clearview AI facial recognition resignsMisuse of Clearview AI by Indiana cop led to resignation.
Four Actions You Can Take To Protect Digital Rights this International Women's DaySupport privacy in healthcare dataOppose facial recognition technology for its discriminatory effects
UK MPs ignore concerned constituents questions about Facial Recognition TechnologyFacial Recognition Technology poses significant risks to public privacy, necessitating urgent regulation and awareness campaigns by organizations like Privacy International.
NGOs call upon the UK Home Secretary to stop expansion of Facial Recognition TechnologyPrivacy organizations are raising concerns about the use of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) in the UK.The organizations are calling for an end to the expansion of FRT to protect privacy and fundamental freedoms.
Data watchdog reprimands school over facial recognition for canteen paymentsA school faced consequences for using facial recognition technology for canteen payments without completing required assessments.
PI's briefing: A critical examination of facial recognition implementation in educational spacesFacial recognition technology poses significant human rights concerns in educational environments, warranting an immediate ban to safeguard privacy and prevent discrimination.
PI write to UK MPs following a debate in parliament on police use of facial recognition technologyThe UK Parliament debated facial recognition technology's use, raising key issues around privacy, misidentification, and the need for legislative action.
Four Actions You Can Take To Protect Digital Rights this International Women's DaySupport privacy in healthcare dataOppose facial recognition technology for its discriminatory effects
UK MPs ignore concerned constituents questions about Facial Recognition TechnologyFacial Recognition Technology poses significant risks to public privacy, necessitating urgent regulation and awareness campaigns by organizations like Privacy International.
NGOs call upon the UK Home Secretary to stop expansion of Facial Recognition TechnologyPrivacy organizations are raising concerns about the use of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) in the UK.The organizations are calling for an end to the expansion of FRT to protect privacy and fundamental freedoms.
Data watchdog reprimands school over facial recognition for canteen paymentsA school faced consequences for using facial recognition technology for canteen payments without completing required assessments.
PI's briefing: A critical examination of facial recognition implementation in educational spacesFacial recognition technology poses significant human rights concerns in educational environments, warranting an immediate ban to safeguard privacy and prevent discrimination.
PI write to UK MPs following a debate in parliament on police use of facial recognition technologyThe UK Parliament debated facial recognition technology's use, raising key issues around privacy, misidentification, and the need for legislative action.
More than 1,300 police officers ready to be deployed in London in case of riotsOver 1,300 police officers on standby across London to prevent potential riots, using advanced technology like facial recognition to identify offenders.
Arrests made in town centre facial recognition police opMetropolitan Police used facial recognition technology to arrest 11 suspects in Ilford, enhancing public safety and preventing crime.
More than 1,300 police officers ready to be deployed in London in case of riotsOver 1,300 police officers on standby across London to prevent potential riots, using advanced technology like facial recognition to identify offenders.
Arrests made in town centre facial recognition police opMetropolitan Police used facial recognition technology to arrest 11 suspects in Ilford, enhancing public safety and preventing crime.
The London Buzz - 10th October 2024TfL continues to face issues from a cyber attack affecting refunds and free travel for certain passengers.
'We're watching you,' far-right protesters warnedPolice are monitoring far-right protests and using facial recognition technology to prevent criminal activity. Mosques are increasing security due to concerns of being targeted during demonstrations.
TSA's use of facial recognition technology prompts urgent calls for congressional oversightSenators are advocating for restrictions on TSA's facial recognition technology to safeguard privacy and civil liberties.
Eat the future, pay with your face': my dystopian trip to an AI burger jointThe world's first fully autonomous restaurant uses AI-powered robots to cut labor costs in fast food establishments.
GSA awards $194M in identity proofing tech pactsGSA awards $194.5M in contracts for identity proofing technologiesLogin.gov enhances citizen digital experience and cybersecurity
Civil Rights commission digs into government use of facial recognitionFacial recognition technology poses threats to fundamental rights, especially for marginalized groups.The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is investigating the federal government's use of facial recognition technology.
Surveillance tech has no place in the classroomFacial recognition technology for classrooms may not benefit students, instructors, or institutions.Attention detected by surveillance technology does not equate to genuine learning.
The End of Privacy in PublicFacial recognition technology (FRT) is proliferating in public spaces.MPs are unaware of the use of FRT in local areas.
Canadian university vending machine error reveals use of facial recognitionFacial recognition technology discovered in vending machines without consentIssues with privacy laws and usage of facial recognition technology
College Vending Machines Used Facial Recognition Tech: Report | EntrepreneurFacial recognition technology was discovered in vending machines at the University of Waterloo.Adaria Vending Services clarified that the technology does not identify individual persons.
Canadian university vending machine error reveals use of facial recognitionFacial recognition technology discovered in vending machines without consentIssues with privacy laws and usage of facial recognition technology
College Vending Machines Used Facial Recognition Tech: Report | EntrepreneurFacial recognition technology was discovered in vending machines at the University of Waterloo.Adaria Vending Services clarified that the technology does not identify individual persons.
Facial Recognition: Coming Soon to an Airport Near YouThe use of facial recognition technology in airports is becoming more prevalent, streamlining the travel process.Biometric technology is poised to revolutionize air travel by eliminating the need for physical IDs and boarding passes.
HER founder denounces new trans-exclusionary lesbian dating appFounder of HER expresses disappointment in new lesbian dating app using exclusionary facial recognition technology.
This new dating app will use facial recognition technology to exclude trans women - LGBTQ NationJenny Watson creating exclusive dating app for lesbians, using facial recognition to exclude transgender women.
Women in AI: Charlette N'Guessan is tackling data scarcity on the African continent | TechCrunchTechCrunch focuses on highlighting remarkable women in AI, like Charlette N'Guessan, showcasing their contributions to the field.