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ICAO Plans to Eliminate Paper Boarding Passes by 2040
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) plans to replace paper boarding passes with a digital travel credential and facial recognition technology by 2040 to streamline operations and improve security, prompting trials in several countries and airports.
ICAO Plans to Eliminate Paper Boarding Passes by 2040
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) plans to replace paper boarding passes with a digital travel credential and facial recognition technology by 2040 to streamline operations and improve security, prompting trials in several countries and airports.
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40% Bias Score
Hungary Bans LGBTQ+ Events, Critics Cite Authoritarianism
Hungary's parliament passed a constitutional amendment banning LGBTQ+ public events, using a 140-21 vote, enabling facial recognition to monitor attendees and potentially suspend citizenship for dual citizens deemed a threat to national security.
Hungary Bans LGBTQ+ Events, Critics Cite Authoritarianism
Hungary's parliament passed a constitutional amendment banning LGBTQ+ public events, using a 140-21 vote, enabling facial recognition to monitor attendees and potentially suspend citizenship for dual citizens deemed a threat to national security.
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56% Bias Score
ICAO to Replace Paper Boarding Passes with Digital Credentials and Facial Recognition
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) proposes replacing paper boarding passes with digital travel credentials and facial recognition, aiming to streamline airport operations, enhance security, and address the projected doubling of air passengers by 2040; trials are underway, with air...
ICAO to Replace Paper Boarding Passes with Digital Credentials and Facial Recognition
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) proposes replacing paper boarding passes with digital travel credentials and facial recognition, aiming to streamline airport operations, enhance security, and address the projected doubling of air passengers by 2040; trials are underway, with air...
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48% Bias Score
Frankfurt Police Pilot AI-Powered Video Surveillance for Enhanced Safety
Frankfurt police are testing AI-powered video surveillance using facial recognition in the main train station to locate missing persons and potential threats, aiming to expand this technology throughout Hesse.
Frankfurt Police Pilot AI-Powered Video Surveillance for Enhanced Safety
Frankfurt police are testing AI-powered video surveillance using facial recognition in the main train station to locate missing persons and potential threats, aiming to expand this technology throughout Hesse.
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48% Bias Score
Hungary's Pride March Facial Recognition Plan Violates EU Law
Hungary's plan to use facial recognition technology at its Pride march violates the EU AI Act and data protection rules, prompting criticism from an EU official who calls for an investigation and highlights the potential for broader implications.
Hungary's Pride March Facial Recognition Plan Violates EU Law
Hungary's plan to use facial recognition technology at its Pride march violates the EU AI Act and data protection rules, prompting criticism from an EU official who calls for an investigation and highlights the potential for broader implications.
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52% Bias Score
Hungary Bans Pride Events, Enables Facial Recognition for Attendees
Hungary's parliament passed a law banning Pride events, allowing facial recognition for attendee identification, with fines up to €503 for violations, amending assembly laws to prohibit events against the country's "child protection" legislation.
Hungary Bans Pride Events, Enables Facial Recognition for Attendees
Hungary's parliament passed a law banning Pride events, allowing facial recognition for attendee identification, with fines up to €503 for violations, amending assembly laws to prohibit events against the country's "child protection" legislation.
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44% Bias Score
Hungary Bans LGBTQ+ Events, Critics Cite Authoritarianism
Hungary's parliament passed a constitutional amendment banning LGBTQ+ public events, using facial recognition to identify attendees and enabling the suspension of citizenship for dual nationals deemed a threat to national security; critics call it authoritarian.
Hungary Bans LGBTQ+ Events, Critics Cite Authoritarianism
Hungary's parliament passed a constitutional amendment banning LGBTQ+ public events, using facial recognition to identify attendees and enabling the suspension of citizenship for dual nationals deemed a threat to national security; critics call it authoritarian.
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68% Bias Score
Hungary Bans LGBTQ+ Events, Expands Authoritarian Crackdown
Hungary's parliament passed a constitutional amendment banning LGBTQ+ public events, using facial recognition to identify attendees and enabling the suspension of dual citizenship for those deemed threats to national security; critics call it authoritarian.
Hungary Bans LGBTQ+ Events, Expands Authoritarian Crackdown
Hungary's parliament passed a constitutional amendment banning LGBTQ+ public events, using facial recognition to identify attendees and enabling the suspension of dual citizenship for those deemed threats to national security; critics call it authoritarian.
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56% Bias Score
Clearview AI Founder Ousted Amid Funding Struggles, Shift in Strategy
Clearview AI cofounder Hoan Ton-That was ousted from the company's board following his resignation as CEO and president amid struggles to secure funding and government contracts; the company is now pursuing contracts aligned with the Trump administration's priorities.
Clearview AI Founder Ousted Amid Funding Struggles, Shift in Strategy
Clearview AI cofounder Hoan Ton-That was ousted from the company's board following his resignation as CEO and president amid struggles to secure funding and government contracts; the company is now pursuing contracts aligned with the Trump administration's priorities.
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44% Bias Score
Scotland Deploys 10,500 Body-Worn Cameras Amidst Facial Recognition Debate
Scotland's police force is rolling out 10,500 body-worn video cameras over the next 12-18 months at a cost of \£35 million, aiming to improve evidence gathering and potentially integrate live facial recognition technology, despite privacy concerns.
Scotland Deploys 10,500 Body-Worn Cameras Amidst Facial Recognition Debate
Scotland's police force is rolling out 10,500 body-worn video cameras over the next 12-18 months at a cost of \£35 million, aiming to improve evidence gathering and potentially integrate live facial recognition technology, despite privacy concerns.
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40% Bias Score
Hungary's Pride Parade Facial Recognition Plan Violates EU AI Law
Hungary's plan to use facial recognition at the Budapest Pride parade to identify and fine participants violates EU AI and data privacy laws, according to MEP Brando Benifei, who says the technology's use is illegal under both the EU AI Act and GDPR, even if the analysis is not done in real time.
Hungary's Pride Parade Facial Recognition Plan Violates EU AI Law
Hungary's plan to use facial recognition at the Budapest Pride parade to identify and fine participants violates EU AI and data privacy laws, according to MEP Brando Benifei, who says the technology's use is illegal under both the EU AI Act and GDPR, even if the analysis is not done in real time.
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40% Bias Score
Hungary Bans Budapest Pride, Defying EU Law
The Hungarian Parliament banned Budapest Pride with 136 votes, citing child protection laws; police can use facial recognition to identify participants, defying EU AI regulations; organizers face fines up to €500.
Hungary Bans Budapest Pride, Defying EU Law
The Hungarian Parliament banned Budapest Pride with 136 votes, citing child protection laws; police can use facial recognition to identify participants, defying EU AI regulations; organizers face fines up to €500.
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56% Bias Score
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