A former barrister is calling for a temporary moratorium on the use of large-scale facial recognition technology in the UK. Matthew Ryder made the recommendation after completing a two-year legal […]

FindBiometrics readers had their eyes on the big picture this week, if the latest roundup of our top stories offers any indication. Almost all concern macro-level events with ramifications across […]

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in the UK has handed down its final judgment in its investigation of Clearview AI. The privacy watchdog had threatened Clearview with a £17 million […]

The Massachusetts Facial Recognition Commission has finally released its report on the state’s use of facial recognition software. The report was requested (and the Commission formed) as part of a […]

A Colorado state Senate panel has advanced a bill that would dramatically limit the scope of public facial recognition programs in the state. Bill 22-113 would ban the use of […]

A California State Senator is pushing a stronger biometric privacy law. The proposed California Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) would supplant the existing California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and create a […]

The European Parliament has addressed the European Commission’s draft proposal for a new Artificial Intelligence Act, which was released in April. The new Parliament report comes courtesy of the agency’s […]

AnyVision is sharing a few tips for businesses that need to comply with New York City’s new Biometrics Privacy Law, which went into effect last month. The law forces commercial […]

A pair of European privacy watchdogs have argued that a recent policy proposal from the European Commission does not do enough to prevent the unethical use of facial recognition technology […]

Privacy watchdogs have hit Clearview AI with a slew of privacy complaints in Europe. Privacy International filed complaints with the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and France’s Commission Nationale de […]