Time usually narrows the choices and possible outcomes that come with an important information technology, but that decidedly is not the case with facial recognition.
A legislative effort in the United States to put “strong limits” on the use of facial recognition by law enforcement agencies is almost certainly doomed and years behind similar state laws that themselves have had mixed success. Six Democrats in the Republican-dominated House have re-introduced the Facial Recognition Act.
The United National Development Program will on November 8 roll out a program tagged 50in5 meant to
The European Parliament’s Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee has passed a report with strong backing,
As per reports, Crispin Kaheru, a member of the Uganda Human Rights Commission, has praised
The International Air Transport Association and its partners have tested mobile phone-based digital travel identity
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