Privacy compromise. American company that has a database of more than three billion photographs of people has been hacked
The United Kingdom's most senior police officer Cressida Dick has strongly defended the use of facial recognition by police forces
Social networking giant pays out nearly half a billion dollars to settle long running biometric data lawsuit in the United…
Privacy concern. Cease-and-desist letter from Twitter to AI firm Clearview demands it stop collecting photos from social media platforms
European Commission could temporarily bar facial recognition in public places as new rules to protect individuals' privacy are worked out
Eyes wide shut. New flagship Google phone can be unlocked if a person's eyes are closed
Search engine allegedly used 'deceptive practices' to collect facial scans of coloured people, according to US media report
Gatwick to become first British airport to use facial recognition for passenger boarding without checks
Lawmakers in California have banned the use of facial-recognition software in police body cams
High Court says South Wales police use of facial recognition cameras was lawful, after shopper complaint
No more Tag suggestions. Face recognition ability opened to all users, but opt-out is available
Private firm confirms it no longer uses facial recognition cameras in the Kings Cross District area
UK data protection watchdog to investigate why Kings Cross developer is using facial recognition
Two dozen California lawmakers flagged as criminals by facial recognition software, ACLU says
UK's biometrics commissioner urges government to update laws surrounding use of facial recognition
Federal court rejects Facebook attempt to quash class action lawsuit over storage of biometric data
Influential group of MPs call on police to suspend the use of automatic facial recognition technologies
Sajid Javid fires back at criticism and says police have to use the latest tech tools to solve crimes
Police warned about data protection implications of using of facial recognition technology
Oh boy. Facial recognition technology used by police gets identities wrong 81 percent of the time, study finds
Responding to privacy and ethical concerns, Microsoft deletes facial recognition training database
First city in the United States looks to ban the use of facial recognition over privacy and human rights concerns
Ethical use of AI prompted Redmond to turn down chance to win police facial recognition contract
Feds use the face of a suspect to unlock his Apple iPhone, and thus expose his criminal actions
The social network is using the GDPR's introduction as the occasion to try its luck a second time with the…
The human face is a trove of demographic data. Using AI-enabled facial recognition, SAP Hybris Marketing Cloud helps marketers unlock…
Fans are against the use of such technology and there are doubts as to the effectiveness of such systems
Facial recognition might not be the best way to secure your new Samsung Galaxy S8...
Machine learning powered facial recognition authentication tech could find its way into iPhones and iPads a couple of generations down…
HyperFace uses multiple patterns printed on clothing and fabrics that resemble features of human faces to confuse facial recognition systems