Massachusetts Senator Edward Markey (Dem) is once again asking Clearview AI for greater transparency, and for the controversial facial recognition company to submit to an independent assessment of its technology. […]

IBM is getting out of facial recognition. The technology giant has announced that it will no longer be selling general purpose facial recognition software, and will instead focus on police […]

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has allied with several other civil rights and labor advocates to oppose California’s proposed A.B. 2261 legislation, which is currently in front of the state’s […]

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has signed off on a Privacy Impact Assessment that raises significant concerns about the use of facial recognition by the Department’s Immigration and Customs […]

CyberLink has formed a strategic partnership with ASA Computers that will lead to a more comprehensive facial recognition solution for commercial establishments. To that end, ASA will be integrating CyberLink’s […]

European Digital Rights (EDRi) is asking the European Union to ban all forms of biometric mass surveillance. The organization’s latest paper also calls for the suspension of any such programs […]

The city of Boston is considering passing a ban on the use of facial recognition technology, a move that would make then the third municipality to do so in the […]

“Other important factors include the growing prominence of IP camera systems, increasing interest in smart city technologies, and growing VSaaS demand.” Advancements in facial recognition technology are a key factor […]

With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic bringing increased attention to the solutions enabled by biometric technologies, Innovatrics is planning a webinar that will put a spotlight on one of the most […]

Clearview AI CEO Hoan Ton-That has confirmed that the company is currently in talks with multiple state and federal agencies to implement a contact tracing program to track the spread […]