Advocates Ask Congress to Ban Government Use of Facial Recognition
Congress should outright ban federal government use of facial recognition technology, said Fight for the Future Tuesday. The digital rights advocate argued the technology is “unreliable, biased, and a threat to basic rights and safety.” A bipartisan House Oversight Committee…
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group is weighing a federal moratorium on the technology (see 1905220058). People are realizing “unchecked facial recognition is a threat to civil rights and civil liberties,” FTC Commissioner Rohit Chopra tweeted.