An Ohio judge excluded facial recognition evidence in a murder case, citing concerns over reliability and transparency.

Michigan resident Robert Williams was arrested for a crime he didn’t commit because a facial recognition system incorrectly suggested that he was the suspect seen in security camera footage. (Courtesy ...

The country’s Ministry of Internal Affairs is frequently using facial recognition cameras against protestors in criminal ...

Lack of comprehensive federal oversight creates a fragmented regulatory environment and complicates compliance for law ...

A traveler attempting to pass through a Florida airport using someone else’s identification was arrested after facial ...

Using advanced Facial ... several identification documents, including a PAN card and voter ID, to support his fraudulent activities. He was also linked to three other criminal cases involving ...

Second, public transparency in the use of facial recognition by a department or agency should be prioritized, such as posting use policies on their websites and informing criminal defendants when ...

Cleveland, Ohio police may have botched their chances of convicting an alleged murderer by using the controversial Clearview AI facial recognition ... and “received an identification” of ...

Iris ID, a global pioneer in iris recognition technology since 1997 has secured a significant new partnership with the Texas Department of Public Safety (TDPS), to add over two hundred more Iris ...

PTA has announced plans to expand the biometric verification system by incorporating facial recognition and iris scanning ...