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Cardiff Enhances Public Safety with Facial Recognition at Six Nations Championship

Cardiff police will deploy live facial recognition cameras during the Six Nations rugby championship starting February 22nd, 2023. The initiative includes five temporary cameras situated in “Zones of Safety,” aimed at deterring crime. The police assure that the technology has not led to wrongful arrests historically, and successful past implementations bolster this effort. In Cardiff,…

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Call for Regulation on UK Police Use of Experimental Biometrics

The UK police are exploring experimental biometric modalities like odor and gait recognition, as noted in the latest report by the Biometrics Commissioner. The report calls for regulatory frameworks to balance public safety with citizens’ privacy rights amid growing concerns over facial recognition surveillance. The recent annual report by the Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner’s…

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Clearview AI’s Role in Assisting Michigan Police with Facial Recognition Technology

Clearview AI’s facial recognition technology has proven essential for law enforcement, notably helping Michigan police identify a criminal scam ring. While the technology is embraced for its effectiveness, concerns over ethical usage and privacy violations persist. Various law enforcement agencies continue to use Clearview amidst regulatory scrutiny, highlighting a complex relationship between technology and legal…

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Tech5 Secures $54 Million Contract for Virginia Livescan Biometrics Upgrade

Tech5 has secured a 15-year, $54 million contract to upgrade livescan fingerprint biometrics for the Virginia State Police. The project will provide 800 livescan systems and cloud software services aimed at improving data accuracy and public safety. This initiative aligns with Tech5’s recent launch of a multi-biometric identification platform. Tech5 has secured a $54 million…

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