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Face Recognition
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Pannone Corporate News and Opinion
London Mayor Says Using Facial Recognition Technology Raises ‘Real Concerns’ About Legal Framework
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Privacy Compliance & Data Security
Facial Recognition Bans: Coming to City Near You
By Odia Kagan
"A loose coalition of privacy-minded digital rights groups and policymakers is crafting a strategy to rein in facial recognition technology in cities across the country. " "Three cities thus far…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
Cities Consider Banning the Use of Facial Recognition Technology
In the footsteps of San Francisco’s ban of the use of facial recognition technology, the cities of Somerville, Massachusetts, Oakland, California, and Berkeley, California are considering banning the use of…
Chicago Business Litigation Lawyer Blog
Paralegal Is Pro-Privacy, Not Anti-Technology — Chicago Class Action and Privacy Protection Lawyers Near Oak Brook and Naperville
By Peter S. Lubin, Patrick Austermuehle
The line between security and privacy has always been a bit blurry and it continues to get blurrier every day as technology advances. One of the latest developments in surveillance…
Savine Employment Law Blog
Illinois Takes The Lead In Regulating AI In Employment
By Gary Savine
The Artificial Intelligence Video Interview Act, currently titled HB2557, is one of three pending bills aimed at taming the risks posed by big data in the workplace. When Governor Pritzker…
The Right Coast
Face It, You’re Being Watched – YouTube
San Francisco is the first American city to ban facial recognition software used by police and other agencies. Bloomberg QuickTake explains why the technology's advance is so alarming to regulators,…
Ride the Lightning
San Francisco First Major U.S. City to Ban Facial Recognition Technology
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
Did You Know About the Use of AI to Profile Minorities?
By Peter Vogel
The New York Times reported profiling in China based on “documents and interviews show that the authorities are also using a vast, secret system of advanced facial recognition technology to…
Artificial Intelligence Technology and the Law Blog
Congress, States Introduce New Laws for Facial Recognition, Face Data – Part 2
In Part I, new proposed federal and state laws governing the collection, storage, and use of face (biometric) data in connection with facial recognition technology were described. If enacted, those…
Internet & Social Media Law Blog
Facial Recognition Technology May Soon Gain Some New Wrinkles
By Elaine Lee
No one knows your face as well as your iPhone does. All the unique variances of your face that make it yours and yours alone, these are all data points…