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Research has shown that using facial recognition for policing is likely to disproportionately affect some more than others.
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Research has shown that using facial recognition for policing is likely to disproportionately affect some more than others.
Here's a look at the lack of transparency and other dangers posed by private sector's role in public facial recognition projects.
A petition draws attention to facial recognition being carried out in Telangana devoid of legal backing and safeguards.
The use of facial recognition tech for policing brings with it questions of surveillance and discrimination.
The government doesn't have plans to regulate AI but claims facial recognition is covered under existing law.
Linking the pension process to facial recognition authentication has been done before but the risks remain.
Passengers who do not want to avail the Digi Yatra services will be given a choice, the Ministry assured Parliament.
The government's point-by-point clarifications on the app didn't seem to hold ground and raised further doubts.
The feature kicks in if an account shows suspicious behaviour leading them to check if the account is authentic.
Controversial facial recognition technology has emerged as a pervasive part of policing in Hyderabad.
