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IBM Reneges On Its Post-George Floyd Pledge to Abandon Facial Recognition Business

The US tech firm could not have found a better partner with whom to get back into the facial recognition market than the current UK government.

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IBM Facial Recognition Reversal: Despite Pledges, Secures $69 8 Million Contract to Deploy the Technology

The return of IBM to facial recognition raises questions about its previous human rights concerns. Learn about their surprising reversal

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IBM promised to back off facial recognition — then it signed a $69 8 million contract to provide it

IBM promised to abandon developing general-purpose facial recognition for surveillance. Does a new UK government contract fit that bill?

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National Gallery urged to lead the way with statue to honour slaves

Sun 11 Apr 2021 06.15 EDT The National Gallery is being called on to become the first UK public institution to build a “counter-monument” to the slave trade. Last Thursday the London gallery announced the six shortlisted design teams that will compete for a £30m project to mark its bicentenary in 2024. The NG200 plans include revamping the main entrance in Trafalgar Square, with an opportunity to “reimagine the public realm” by linking its 1991 Sainsbury’s Wing with the historic setting of the Wilkins Building. Prof Fred Steward of the School of Architecture and Cities at Westminster University, said this could be a chance to create “an imaginative counter-monument of national contrition for our central role in the slave trade”. As part of its plans, he argued, the gallery could address the issue of the 1.5 metre bronze statue of James II in its front garden. In 1660, before he became king, James Stuart was a founder of the Royal African Company, which sent more tha

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