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The report talks about the growing use of facial recognition by the Israeli government against Palestinians in occupied East Jerusalem
Whereas NIC stated that the technology is not being used for the ePrison facility yet, IT Ministry's response to a parliamentary question stated otherwise
This case is one of the first reported instances highlighting the arbitrary use of AI for purposes which can raise serious ethical concerns
Gujarat police are using facial recognition to identify fake sim-card holders but is all this consensual?
The government is working to create a facial recognition attendance management solution for identification and verification of students and teachers.
The app will be used by the police to identify “criminal antecedents” during regular checks and while patrolling local areas
The IT Ministry, in response to a parliamentary question, listed 6 areas where govt authorities are using Facial Recognition Technology
Passengers' personal data is stored on their smartphones, the Ministry said in a press release. But the bigger questions around data privacy remain
