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The tech companies scanning your face while you shop
(www.telegraph.co.uk)
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Glad they devoted 3 whole sentences about this more than halfway down the article /s
Also, no mention of machine learning training bias or false positive rates of the existing technology? There's so much which could have been fleshed out in this article.
Because the longer they take to legislate it, the more intrusive they can permanently be.