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TSA s Opt-In Facial Recognition Program Doesn t Seem All That Optional In Real Life

Nearly a half-decade ago, the DHS began rolling out biometric scanning at international airports. The early efforts targeted foreign travelers, but it was always clear the DHS (and its underling, the TSA) ultimately desired facial recognition tech to be the status quo in US airports. The slow rollout that began with scanning foreigners' faces was…

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TDCX to Participate in Credit Suisse ASEAN Conference 2023 and Needham Growth Conference 2023

TDCX to Participate in Credit Suisse ASEAN Conference 2023 and Needham Growth Conference 2023
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The TSA plans to take facial recognition technology nationwide

The Transportation Security Administration plans to expand a facial scanning pilot program throughout the U.S., causing alarm for travelers and privacy advocates.

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The TSA plans to take facial recognition technology nationwide

Americans are raising the alarm over having their faces scanned by the government.

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We Should All Be Nervous About Killer Police Robots

The San Francisco Police Department assured the public it had "no plans to arm robots with guns." But assurances aren't guarantees.

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