Draft:Facial recognition technology in security
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Regulation of facial recognition technology refers to laws, policies, and guidelines governing the use of biometric identification systems in public and private sectors. Governments worldwide have introduced regulations to address concerns related to privacy, surveillance, and data protection.
In the European Union, proposed artificial intelligence regulations classify certain uses of facial recognition as high-risk and impose restrictions on real-time biometric surveillance in public spaces.[1]
In the United States, regulation varies by state, with some jurisdictions implementing bans or limitations on the use of facial recognition by law enforcement agencies. Concerns over accuracy and demographic bias have also influenced regulatory discussions.[2]
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[edit]Facial recognition is used in security systems.[1]