Your face can’t be replaced like a password. Explore the growing use of facial recognition, its risks, and what it means for families.

Oxford researchers warn that facial recognition lab scores don’t reflect real-world failures, raising risks of bias, wrongful arrests, and unfair policing.

The Aurora Police Department wants to add facial recognition software to its crime-fighting toolkit. The technology, already used in other Colorado cities, has long been controversial. Civil rights ...

Two baseball fans have filed class action lawsuits against the Chicago Cubs, claiming the Major League Baseball team has used illegal facial recognition ...

Beauty editor Cassie Steer speaks to doctors to find out why our face becomes less symmetrical as we get older, and what we ...

NPUs expand the capabilities of modern notebooks and accelerate AI services and functions. More and more applications are ...

The proposed ID is set to include name, date of birth, information on nationality or residency status, along with a ...

The effectiveness of security camera systems is often compromised by lack of investment in upkeep and training.

The number plate-spotting company at the heart of a Court of Appeal challenge is now offering facial recognition inside shops. At stores that sign up to use Auror's new system, everyone who enters ...

Oliver Feeley-Sprague, Amnesty International UK's military, security and police director, said the unit's involvement in ...

The former security official is suing over retaliation based on his disabilities and alleges that MSG has wrongly surveilled ...