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The report builds on an abolitionist and progressive perspective to limit police use of surveillance tech and build greater public accountability
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The report builds on an abolitionist and progressive perspective to limit police use of surveillance tech and build greater public accountability
Biased training models, lack of algorithmic transparency, absence of a grievance redressal system, inadequate privacy protections, and challenges to the right to privacy as...
Chennai Police's 'DARE' program using facial recognition points to the State's increasing interest in its deployment minus privacy laws
Report goes into how the Digi Yatra, a biometric based travel identity and boarding system, will incorporate principles of 'responsible AI'
The report deals with different aspects of facial recognition technology (FRT), including principles of non-discrimination, transparency, etc.
Using facial recognition for 'security' can be flawed and severely impact rights and freedoms, as shown by an Indian's ordeal
This move by Kanpur University to deploy facial recognition threatens the teacher's right to privacy, her counsel argued
Jio and Airtel, the two major telecom companies in India, showcased their surveillance systems amid increasing government use of such technology
What’s the news: Facial recognition for authentication on Samsung phones is likely to become more sophisticated as the company considers introducing under-display cameras, reported...
Nature.com published a study that claims that Digital mask (DM) technology can help protect facial data amid rise in health tech and telemedicine