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The UN report argued that AI-based systems were prone to bias even as the use of facial recognition tech grows in India.
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The UN report argued that AI-based systems were prone to bias even as the use of facial recognition tech grows in India.
Previously, the National Testing Agency had floated two tenders for installing facial recognition tech and CCTV cameras.
By Jai Vipra, Senior Resident Fellow at Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy The use of new technology, including facial recognition technology (FRT) by police...
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The NTA’s tender has made facial recognition mandatory at exam centers and has invited bids to provide handheld facial recognition scanners for every 100 candidates. ...
Since the onset of the pandemic, the deployment of attendance-registering systems equipped with facial recognition technology has been on the rise in India. Facial...
India is witnessing a trend in the deployment of facial recognition technology in public spaces despite research showing that the technology is biased and...
Although the data collected by surveillance systems will be stored only for 30 days, people in railway stations might not even be aware that their facial...
The tender floated by the government agency provides several vendor requirements such as a hand-held facial recognition scanner for every 100 candidates. You are reading...
