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A group of US senators has raised concerns about commercial surveillance cameras, signaling congressional unease with how these systems are deployed and the data they collect.
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Revolut starts UK pilot of in-store facial recognition checkout Electronic Payments International
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ICE has awarded a surveillance contract to Thomson Reuters, a deal that had already drawn scrutiny and opposition before it was finalized. The contract positions Thomson Reuters as a key data vendor supporting federal immigration enforcement operations.
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Revolut rolls out facial recognition checkouts – will you use it to pay? Yahoo Tech
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U.S. naval drone maker Saildrone seeks to expand its footprint in Europe, with Denmark a key customer in the contested Baltic and North seas.
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A discussion is underway about whether behavioral AI systems can assess risk in public or institutional settings without identifying the individuals involved, positioning the approach as a potential alternative to facial recognition.
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Revolut tests Pay with Smile facial recognition checkout The Paypers
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New facial recognition store checkout system piloted in London cafes AOL.com
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Revolut unveils facial recognition payments in UK Sifted
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Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., criticized makers of automatic license plate readers for relying on agency customers to self-police the systems for instances of wrongdoing.
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Interpol has deployed AI-powered facial recognition tools to analyze more than 100,000 images, resulting in the identification of 126 individuals flagged as terrorists. The agency has not disclosed details about the datasets used, the error rate of the system, or the process for challenging a match.
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Scan your face to enter your dorm? University of Kentucky installs facial recognition tech around campus Reason Magazine
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Facial recognition tech introduced in city centre AOL.com
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WA Police’s facial recognition trial delivered strong results. But was it an ethical success? The Conversation
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US jails adopt continuous biometric monitoring amid data privacy concerns SC Media
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Viva Republica plans facial recognition payments at cinema kiosks Kiosk Marketplace
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Talos is releasing CAIRN, a research toolkit for hunting, classifying, and tracking emerging AI-integrated malware.
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Facial Recognition Payments: The Future of Shopping and Why It's So Cool The National Law Review
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A guide addresses the privacy risks built into AI chatbot interactions, noting that user conversations are both sensitive in nature and exposed to potential surveillance. The piece offers practical steps people can take to limit that exposure.
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Automated License Plate Readers raise Data Privacy concerns as Networks grow Cybersecurity Insiders
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Overt Live Facial Recognition Trial - Update Western Australian Government
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Clearview AI's facial recognition technology was in use at the Bureau of Indian Affairs months before a formal procurement process for such tools was initiated, according to reporting by Biometric Update.
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A National Law Review article flags that Maryland employers using facial recognition or AI tools in hiring need to be aware of relevant legal obligations. The piece appears directed at employers navigating state-level rules on automated hiring technology.
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Hong Kong, Singapore expand facial recognition for in-vehicle border clearance Biometric Update
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