A proposal to expand New Orleans' use of facial recognition in policing is on hold as City Council members mull over the technology's impacts. Zoom in: We're asking readers what they'd like to see ...

Australia’s privacy commissioner has ruled that retail giant Kmart broke privacy laws by using facial recognition technology on its shoppers. The privacy breaches took place between June 2020 and July ...

As gardaí push for AI and facial recognition to speed up investigations, critics warn of privacy, bias and surveillance risks Committee members expressed concern at the processing of images of ...

Massive Attack have called out ‘brainless’ claims (Picture: Paul Bergen/Redferns/Getty Images) Massive Attack has rebuffed bizarre claims that they are using facial recognition technology on their ...

Popular homeware giant Kmart breached Australians’ privacy by scanning customers' faces and collecting their personal and private information, according to the country’s top privacy watchdog. Kmart ...

British authorities have ramped up the use of facial recognition, artificial intelligence and internet regulation to address crime and other issues, stoking concerns of surveillance overreach. British ...

A new immigration clearance channel using facial recognition technology will be in use at the airport from Tuesday. Hong Kong residents aged 11 or above using the airport's self-service biometric ...

Retail giant Kmart broke privacy laws by using facial recognition technology (FRT) on its customers, the privacy commissioner has found. Over the two years until July 2022, Kmart captured the facial ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Kmart has been rebuked by Australia’s privacy protection watchdog over its use of facial recognition software, which the retailer ...

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will use facial recognition technology in all its examinations. UPSC Chairman Ajay Kumar stated that a pilot project has been conducted to test artificial ...

Kmart Australia breached the privacy of potentially “hundreds of thousands” of individuals when it used a facial recognition technology system to detect refund fraud over a two-year period. The Office ...

Every day, hundreds of customers across Australia visit Kmart, known for its affordable household products. But some may have had their faces recorded by the retailer without their knowledge, ...