The technology is seen by the government as a way of using AI to get dangerous individuals off the streets - but there are concerns over privacy and data retention.

India’s 50-year-old welfare programme now uses AI to decide who gets food. Across Anganwadi centres, pregnant women and new ...

US auto safety regulators escalated an investigation of Tesla Inc.’s partially automated driving system marketed as “Full-Self Driving,” citing additional crashes pointing to potential flaws in the ...

While we are still debating whether AI will take our jobs, it has quietly taken something far more consequential. It has entered the state. Not as an experiment. Not as a pilot. But as ...

A Tennessee grandmother is speaking out after an artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition system wrongly identified ...

Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has approved a proposal from mobile operators to test a new system that would allow citizens to register SIM cards using real-time facial ...

In the heart of Sao Paulo, Brazil, a “prisonometer” keeps a live tally of people jailed due to Latin America’s largest artificial intelligence (AI) facial recognition system, but its successes have ...

The Sindh government has decided to introduce a digital attendance system for teachers and school staff using facial recognition and geo-fencing ...

Alvi Choudhury is suing the force over the AI hiccup A police force’s AI-powered facial recognition system mistook an ...

AN INNOCENT man who was arrested while working from home after an AI identified him as a burglar has blasted the software’s “horrific errors.” Software engineer Alvi Choudhury, ...

Three U.S. Democratic senators are demanding answers from Meta over reports that the company plans to add facial recognition to its smart glasses.