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Jul 2, 2020

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A Facial Recognition Giant Refuses to Share Details About Its Algorithm Dataset

NEC claims its systems aren’t biased — but rejects calls for transparency

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The South Wales Police have been using live facial recognition since 2017 and claim to be the first department to make an arrest in the United…

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Dave Gershgorn

Senior Writer at OneZero covering surveillance, facial recognition, DIY tech, and artificial intelligence. Previously: Qz, PopSci, and NYTimes.

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