The technology is proliferating amid concerns that it is prone to errors and allows the government to expand surveillance without much oversight.
The technology is proliferating amid concerns that it is prone to errors and allows the government to expand surveillance without much oversight.
Using a public camera, we looked for prominent people walking through a New York City park. What we found shows the technology's promise — and perils.
"It’s not too late for someone to take a stand and keep this from happening,” said the CEO of a facial recognition company.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors set to vote on nation's first citywide facial recognition ban.
The CBS 11 News I-Team discovered facial recognition is used by more than a half dozen North Texas law enforcement agencies, in some cases with little public awareness.
Find out how law enforcement is using facial recognition technology to catch criminals, alert officials of suspicious activity, and improve security.
San Francisco, long at the heart of the technology revolution, took a stand against potential abuse on Tuesday by banning the use of facial recognition software by the police and other ...
The growing number of public and commercial applications for facial recognition in China may bolster the nation’s wider push to lead the world in artificial intelligence.
Tech advances are accelerating the use of facial recognition as a reliable and ubiquitous mass surveillance tool, privacy advocates warn.
Suspect Technologies tried to convince police to hand over a database of driver license photos, and pitched a product that would scan for people of a certain ethnicity.
Face recognition has been banned in San Francisco and linked by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to a rise in global fascism. But it’s being marketed in Dubai, which has spied on hundreds of ...
Surveillance at concerts is just the beginning, as fears grow around an unregulated, billion-dollar industry