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B Biometric Update · · International

The expanding role of face biometrics, for better and for worse

Facial recognition technology is being adopted more widely across both public and private sectors, bringing with it a mix of potential benefits and documented risks. The trend reflects a broader expansion of biometric systems into everyday life, from security and payments to law enforcement.

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B biometricupdate.com · · International

Italy’s government, DPA argue over legality of face biometrics retention plan

Italy's government and its data protection authority are in dispute over a plan to retain facial biometric data, with the two bodies holding conflicting positions on whether the practice is legal.

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S Security Today · · International

HID Launches Facial Biometrics for North American Markets

HID, a major provider of physical access and identity technology, has introduced facial biometric products targeting North American markets. The move expands biometric authentication options available to organizations managing physical and logical access control.

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WIRED — AI · · International

A New Experiential Gallery Just Might Change Your Mind About AI Art

Dataland, described as the world's first museum dedicated to AI arts, has opened an experiential gallery that combines wearable technology, biometric data, and environmental material from the Amazon to create interactive art experiences.

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B Biometric Update · · International

Ottawa police take first steps towards using Idemia facial recognition

Ottawa police have begun initial steps to adopt facial recognition technology from Idemia, a major biometrics vendor. The move signals the department's intent to integrate automated face-matching tools into its investigative operations.

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The Guardian — Privacy · · International

AI facial recognition oversight lagging far behind technology, watchdogs warn

UK biometrics commissioners have cautioned that regulatory frameworks governing AI-powered facial recognition are failing to keep pace with rapid deployment, as London's Metropolitan Police nearly doubled the volume of faces scanned in the past year and retailers expand their own use of the technology.

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