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Stop all live trials of facial recognition technology until 'significant' concerns resolved
Fears over human rights' breaches as analysts find four in five people identified were 'innocent'.
AFR: Facing stiff opposition from human rights' campaigners and now researchers
Date - 4th July 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle
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By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle
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