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EU makes move to ban use of facial recognition systems

analyse - 30 mai 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (Science|Business)

Experts want to see restrictions on systems they say are error-ridden, invasive and – in the wrong hands – authoritarian
The European Commission is considering a temporary ban on the use of facial recognition in public areas for up to five years.
According to an 18-page draft circulated last week, the ban, which would last between three and five years, would give the EU time to figure out "a sound methodology for assessing the impacts of this technology and possible risk management measures (...)



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