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Big Brother Watch share concerns over facial recognition

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Big Brother Watch share concerns over facial recognition

Big Brother Watch share concerns over facial recognition

Rebecca Vincent from Big Brother Watch says facial recognition treats communities as “a nation of suspects” and is “less accurate when scanning black faces”.

Report by Blairm.

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