Live facial recognition technology being rolled out by North Yorkshire Police must be used “responsibly”, the county’s deputy ...

Essex Police's facial recognition program paused after Cambridge study found bias, while government labs said none existed-exposing AI fairness complexity.

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Protecting people from abuse and exploitation via everyday technology is rarely out of the headlines as governments wrestle ...

Independent testing by UK’s National Physical Laboratory confirms strong identification performance and consistent ...

Facial recognition has quietly become part of our everyday routine. Whenever we unlock our phones with a glance or quickly ...

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“To government ministers and police chiefs, it is the biggest investigative breakthrough since DNA screening,” said Mario Ledwith in The Times. “To privacy campaigners, it is ‘turning the country into ...

Police believe live facial recognition cameras may become “commonplace” in England and Wales, according to internal documents, with the number of faces scanned having doubled to nearly 5m in the last ...

The Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial-recognition (LFR) technology is unlawful, according to UK equality watchdog, citing the need for deployments of the technology to be necessary, ...

South Wales Police, the UK's national lead on facial recognition, scanned 819,943 faces in the last year alone. The Metropolitan Police has scanned 144,000 faces in London deployments, resulting in ...