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ICICI Direct extends global investing services to Japan, UK, Singapore markets

ICICIdirect extends global investing services to Japan, UK, Singapore markets SECTIONS Share Synopsis This facility is offered in association with Interactive Brokers, a US-based online brokerage firm. The entire customer journey, from on-boarding to buying and selling of securities, is completely digital, the brokerage firm said in a press statement. Agencies Earlier, ICICI Direct only offered its customers services to invest in the US equity market directly through its online and physical platforms. Related NSE Explore Now MUMBAI: Brokerage firm ICICIdirect has extended its services that allow customers to invest abroad beyond the US market. The brokerage’s customers will now be able to buy and sell investment instruments in Japan, Hong Kong, the UK, Singapore and Germany.

ICICIdirect offers Indians investments in five new global markets

Activists Decry Police Use of Facial Recognition Cameras To Protect Women

Activists Decry Police Use of Facial Recognition Cameras To Protect Women Activists Decry Police Use of Facial Recognition Cameras To Protect Women Comments Off on Activists Decry Police Use of Facial Recognition Cameras To Protect Women LUCKNOW, India – Privacy issues have been raised since one Indian city rolled out plans for police to install cameras that use artificial intelligence to “read” expressions of women in distress and alert a nearby police station. As facial recognition technology gains a foothold in the country, activists are questioning the police’s surveillance plans in Lucknow, the capital city of Uttar Pradesh state. “Equipped with artificial intelligence, the cameras will perform multiple actions simultaneously capturing data, analyzing it and sending alerts when required,” said Lucknow police commissioner D.K. Thakur.

Lucknow Police Deploying AI Cameras to Recognise Facial Expressions of Women in Distress and Alert Officers

Lucknow Police Deploying AI Cameras to Recognise Facial Expressions of Women in Distress and Alert Officers Experts have raised concerns over the latest move by the Lucknow police. By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 21 January 2021 14:07 IST Photo Credit: Pexels Highlights Experts say the move could be so harmful for the citizens Lucknow police has not defined which expressions will be detected Lucknow police is deploying facial recognition technology backed by security cameras that will read expressions of women in distress and alert their nearest police station. The technology is claimed to use artificial intelligence (AI) to read facial expressions of women. The new project will take place under the Uttar Pradesh government s Mission Shakti programme that was launched in October. It is projected to help reduce cases of harassment of women subjected to stalking and threat in the city.

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