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DHS on hunt for next generation of facial recognition technology

A facial recognition showcase in September will give the Department of Homeland Security a peek into the private sector’s latest biotechnology innovations.

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Intelligence community’s three A’s of digital transformation: Augmentation, AI and automation

Technology

NIST updating guidance on facial recognition algorithms

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A medical worker, left, tests a man for COVID-19 in a set up for rapid new coronavirus testing in Vienna, Austria, Monday, Nov. 30, 2020. The Austrian government has moved to restrict freedom of movement for people, in an effort to slow the onset of the COVID-19 disease and the spread of the coronavirus. (AP Photo/Ronald Zak)

Pandemic Response Accountability Committee flags gaps in federal data sources

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After pandemic delay, the FEVS are on their way back

Federal Newscast

Senators worry new policies may hinder non-citizen servicemembers naturalization process

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Don’t outlaw facial recognition

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Trump admin. looking to make it easier for federal employees to stop paying union dues

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House lawmakers probe facial recognition programs following CBP contractor data breach

Artificial Intelligence

GAO talks privacy issues attached to cameras, facial recognition

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Face detection and recognition of digital human 3d illustration.Concept of

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The real challenges of facial recognition technology

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Facial recognition’s surveillance capabilities should concern feds, watchdog says

The Project on Government Oversight has been following the privacy issues associated with facial recognition.

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FILE - In this March 29, 2019, file photo, vehicles line up to enter the U.S. from Mexico at a border crossing in El Paso, Texas. Customs and Border Protection said Monday, June 10, that photos of travelers and license plates collected at a single U.S. border point have been exposed in a malicious cyberattack in what a leading congressman called a

Customs says hack exposed traveler, license plate images

U.S. Customs and Border Protection service says images of travelers and license plates have been exposed in a cyberattack

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Facial recognition technology coming to schools – June 1, 2019

Stratford University's Tech Talk

Hosted by Dr. Richard Shurtz and Jim Russ. Sponsored by Stratford University. Facial recognition technology is coming to a school system in Western New York. And we meet the creator of the USB.

facial recognition

DHS on hunt for next generation of facial recognition technology

Intelligence community’s three A’s of digital transformation: Augmentation, AI and automation

NIST updating guidance on facial recognition algorithms

Pandemic Response Accountability Committee flags gaps in federal data sources

After pandemic delay, the FEVS are on their way back

Senators worry new policies may hinder non-citizen servicemembers naturalization process

Don’t outlaw facial recognition

Trump admin. looking to make it easier for federal employees to stop paying union dues

House lawmakers probe facial recognition programs following CBP contractor data breach

GAO talks privacy issues attached to cameras, facial recognition

The real challenges of facial recognition technology

Facial recognition’s surveillance capabilities should concern feds, watchdog says

Customs says hack exposed traveler, license plate images

Facial recognition technology coming to schools – June 1, 2019

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