Face recognition technology: the human rights concerns

Original language	English
Type	magazine
Media of output	online
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2018

Keywords

• facial recognition technology
• human rights
• civil liberties
• face recognition software
• false positives
• false negatives
• demographic bias
• freedom of expression
• public spaces

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Schippers, B. (2018, Dec 1). Face recognition technology: the human rights concerns. https://www.eolasmagazine.ie/face-recognition-technology-the-human-rights-concerns/

Schippers, Birgit. / Face recognition technology : the human rights concerns. 2018. 2 p.

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