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UK surveillance watchdog: public bodies have insufficient government guidance on when it's appropriate to use facial recognition, lip-reading tech, and more

CCTV commissioner says he gets many queries about facial recognition and other tools  —  Police forces, hospitals and councils struggle … Tweets: @petterbb Tweets: Petter Bae Brandtzg / @petterbb : “Police forces, hospitals and councils struggle to understand how to use artificial intelligence because of a lack of clear ethical guidance from the government, according to the country's only surveillance regulator.” https://www.theguardian.com/ ...

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  • @petterbb Petter Bae Brandtzg on x
    “Police forces, hospitals and councils struggle to understand how to use artificial intelligence because of a lack of clear ethical guidance from the government, according to the country's only surveillance regulator.” https://www.theguardian.com/ ...