UK Ministry of Justice Pilots AI Facial Recognition for Remote Offender Check-Ins
The UK Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has launched a pilot programme requiring offenders to carry out remote check-ins using their smartphones. The initiative, part…
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The UK Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has launched a pilot programme requiring offenders to carry out remote check-ins using their smartphones. The initiative, part…
In the absence of a comprehensive federal framework, U.S. states are advancing their own facial recognition regulations, creating a patchwork of laws that vary…
Russia plans to launch a centralized digital profile system for foreign nationals and stateless individuals by mid-2026, under a framework set out by…
Next week, China will see the launch of a national digital identity credential known as the Cyberspace ID. The new system, governed by the Administrative…
Google has agreed in principle to pay $1.375 billion to resolve two lawsuits brought by the state of Texas over alleged violations of consumer privacy laws.…
California lawmakers are advancing Assembly Bill 1221 (AB 1221), a major privacy proposal that would impose strict new limits on how employers monitor and…
Iran unveiled its first national artificial intelligence platform this week, marking a significant technological milestone while raising fresh concerns about…
Belgian authorities have launched a major corruption investigation into Chinese tech giant Huawei’s lobbying activities within the European Parliament,…
The Taliban has implemented an extensive surveillance network across Afghanistan, with a particular focus on Kabul, marking a significant expansion of their…