facial recognition
3 stories
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techFacial Recognition Error Lands Innocent Grandmother in Jail for Five Months
A Tennessee grandmother was arrested based on faulty facial recognition, spending months in jail for a crime she didn't commit.
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techDisney's Facial Recognition Gates: Speed vs. Privacy
Disney uses facial recognition at park entrances for faster entry and fraud prevention. Opt-out lanes available.
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techGlobal Surveillance Stack Built Fastest in Vulnerable Regions, Silicon Valley Silent
A critical look at the rapid expansion of surveillance technology in developing nations, and the lack of discussion from Western tech hubs.