How to regulate face recognition technology

Kade Crockford ()
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Kade Crockford: American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts

Nature Human Behaviour, 2022, vol. 6, issue 4, 476-476

Abstract: A number of US cities and states have introduced regulations on government use of facial recognition and surveillance technologies. These efforts are vital to prevent these methods from becoming tools of oppression, argues Kade Crockford.

Date: 2022
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