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Technology: The case for use of live facial recognition
South Wales, the national lead on Automatic Facial Recognition technology, continues to champion its use, despite ongoing legal challenges. In an interview with Police Oracle, its Chief Constable, Matt Jukes, talks about the task the service faces in gaining acceptance of new technology and equipment.
Matt Jukes, Chief Constable for South Wales
By - Chloe Livadeas
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