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Xailient’s facial recognition technology for casinos gets GLI validation

Biometric Update · · International · Surveillance & Civil Liberties

Xailient has received validation from Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) for its facial recognition technology designed for casino environments. The certification signals the system meets established testing standards for deployment in regulated gaming facilities.

Why this matters: Casinos already know a lot about you. Now facial recognition gives them the ability to identify you the moment you walk in, before you say a word or hand over a card. GLI validation means the technology clears a technical bar. It does not mean anyone has thought carefully about what casinos should be allowed to do with that data, how long they keep it, or whether you have any real say. Gambling venues attract people in vulnerable moments. Biometric surveillance in that setting deserves more scrutiny than a certification stamp provides.

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