Hardware giant Bunnings breached the privacy of “likely hundreds of thousands” of Australians through its use of facial …
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Technology
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Technology
In Your Face: Our Acceptance of Facial Recognition Technology Depends on Who Is Doing It — and Where
by Troy Oakesby Troy OakesFacial recognition technology is becoming more widely used, but broader acceptance from the public has not matched this. …
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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is extending surveillance technologies like facial recognition in China, with religious places being …
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China is building the biggest AI surveillance system in the world, complete with millions of cameras set up …
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The Chinese government is mandating the installation of “smart locks” in rental properties across China. These devices lock …
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China has one of the most extensive surveillance systems in the world, with millions of CCTV cameras spread …
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Technology
A Normal Day in Chinese Schools: Smart Uniforms and Facial Recognition
by Max Luby Max LuWith the Chinese government bringing every aspect of human life under surveillance, it was inevitable that even children …
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In China, Artificial Intelligence is being increasingly used in schools. While AI is said to be helping students …
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Many people have suggested that the Hong Kong police might be using facial recognition software to keep the …
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Human Rights
Hong Kong Face Mask Prohibition: Implications and Facial Recognition
by Hermann Rohrby Hermann RohrOn October 4, the Hong Kong government issued the Forbidden Masking Act. It is the latest measure in …