64K views · 272 reactions | Facial recognition technology in China. | China Marketing | Facebook

30K views · 293 reactions | Live facial recognition technology is helping police overseas to catch offenders with advocates pushing for the technology to be adopted in Australia. But it raises privacy concerns for the public with governments looking to find a balance between public safety and public privacy. #facial #recognition #facialrecognition #technology #crime #police #7NEWS | 7NEWS Australia | Facebook

550K views · 3.1K reactions | The Metropolitan Police has released footage of arrests made by using live facial recognition (LFR) technology, which has been successful in leading to the arrests of more than 1,000 people across London | The Independent | Facebook

The MTA says these are NOT facial recognition cameras… But now tickets can magically be sent to people who don’t pay fares? 🤔 So let me ask YOU 👇🏾 ❓ Do you trust the MTA when they say there’s no facial recognition? ❓ Or do you think this is just the soft launch before it’s fully rolled out? ❓ If they can ID fare evaders… what’s stopping them from tracking everyone? This is the same MTA that says one thing publicly and does another behind closed doors. Transparency? Accountability? Privacy? 🗣

A New Mask Can Block AI Facial Recognition From Every Angle — Redefining Personal Privacy in the Age of Surveillance Researchers and designers have developed an innovative transparent mask that disrupts AI-powered facial recognition systems, making it difficult for cameras to identify a person from any angle. Unlike traditional face coverings, this mask allows humans to see the face clearly while confusing algorithms trained to map facial landmarks. The technology works by distorting or obscurin