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ARTICLE · 04 DECEMBER 2024

Remote Biometric Identification Cameras In Real-Time: The European Artificial Intelligence Regulation

In recent years, the use of remote biometric identification cameras in real-time has gained significant relevance, particularly in enhancing public safety. This type of technology, based on cameras.

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In recent years, the use of remote biometric identification cameras in real-time has gained significant relevance, particularly in enhancing public safety. This type of technology, based on cameras and artificial intelligence (AI) systems, enables real-time monitoring and analysis of public and private spaces to identify potential risks and suspicious activities, providing authorities with the ability to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies. From airports to large events, remote biometrics have been implemented as a tool to improve surveillance and facilitate the management of large crowds.

A recent case of these technology's application occurred during the Paris Olympic Games in August 2024. This event marked a milestone due to the innovative deployment of security measures displayed. The organizers of the Paris Olympics faced significant security challenges, not only due to the volume of fans and tourists but also in the context of prior terrorist

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