Has facial recognition gone too far? Congress thinks so
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Has facial recognition gone too far? Congress thinks so
126:06:40 / May 29, 2019

ZDNet's Stephanie Condon tells Karen Roby that Congress members, Democrats and Republicans alike, are expressing their concerns over the misuse of facial recognition technologies. Read more: https://zd.net/2WtOv9w

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