Met Police ramps up facial recognition despite ongoing concerns

The Metropolitan Police is taking an “irresponsible” approach to deploying live facial-recognition technology, say experts, and it has picked up significant pace since the start of 2022. Computer Weekly speaks with civil society groups, lawyers and politicians about the controversial programme.

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