Police around the world use facial recognition technology to identify suspects. AI suggests potential matches from databases – but a human officer ultimately decides if the match is correct.

Iceland has become the latest retailer to use facial recognition cameras in a bid to tackle theft and violence against shopworkers. The frozen food retailer has begun trailling the cameras in two ...

Major retailers in New Zealand have backed the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) to reduce harm and prevent retail crime. The heads of major NZ retailers issued a joint statement last week ...

Crime Dallas police defend use of facial recognition technology in major cases In just 6 months, Dallas Police used Clearview AI nearly 100 times, but civil rights advocates are raising a red flag.

Milwaukee politicians and residents gave a strong rebuke of law enforcement's interest in the technology at separate city and county meetings in June.

In just 6 months, Dallas Police used Clearview AI nearly 100 times, but civil rights advocates are raising a red flag.

Facial recognition vans will operating in Southend tomorrow as part of Essex Police's efforts to keep the city safe.

Live facial recognition (LFR) technology is increasingly being used by police forces across the country in the fight against crime.

Sci-fi books and movies have imagined a future where police can predict crimes long before artificial intelligence (AI) made ...

Indonesia showcases humanoid and quadruped police robots with AI, facial recognition, and bomb disposal skills to boost ...