The UK government has kicked off plans to ramp up police use of facial recognition, undeterred by a mounting civil liberties backlash and fresh warnings that any expansion risks turning public spaces ...

It’s not from Cyberpunk 2077 or RoboCop. It’s new camera technology powered by machine learning that could let police identify people deemed dangerous, and those with arrest warrants, in real time.

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So far facial recognition technology has been trialed in areas such as London and Leeds (Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire) Police could see a boost in powers under facial recognition technology plans ...

Facial recognition technology could be used by all UK police forces in more situations under plan announced by the Home Office. It hopes a 10-week public consultation will also pave the way for the ...

Alberta’s information and privacy commissioner received the Edmonton police AI-powered facial recognition pilot project assessment the day before the bodycams launched on city streets, meaning the ...

Ministers have revealed that they are seeking to further expand the use of facial recognition by police to combat crime in towns and cities, and are consulting the public on how it should be utilised ...

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FACIAL recognition could become more frequent in Essex and beyond as ministers are seeking to ramp up police use of the technology to fight crime and are asking people how it should be used to form ...

Police chiefs are set to ramp up use of controversial AI facial recognition cameras. The Government wants forces in England and Wales to make more use of the technology - which a minister says could ...