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Facial recognition technology worsens racial inequities in policing

Recent research shows that facial recognition technology disproportionately arrests Black people, contributing to racial inequities in policing.

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U S cities are backing off banning facial recognition as crime rises

By Paresh Dave OAKLAND, Calif. (Reuters) - Facial recognition is making a comeback in the United States as bans to thwart the technology and curb raci.

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U S Cities Are Backing Off Banning Facial Recognition as Crime Rises

Facial recognition is making a comeback in the United States as bans to thwart the technology and curb racial bias in policing come under threat amid a

New yorkUnited statesWest lafayetteKenneth liJennifer jonesShaun fergusonDavid sandersJake parkerLisa shumakerParesh daveEric adamsJohn dennisScott surovellDepartment of homeland securityNational ai advisory committeeAda lovelace fellow at university of washington

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