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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2019

GDPR Perspective: Where Does Facial Recognition Stand In The World?

Monitoring and surveillance technologies are not a new concept, in fact the law enforcement has been using different methods to monitor people for years, however with the recent developments regarding AI and machine learning ...

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Monitoring and surveillance technologies are not a new concept, in fact the law enforcement has been using different methods to monitor people for years, however with the recent developments regarding AI and machine learning the change is in; who is watching behind the screen and it is: computers.

Lately with the buzz created by big companies, facial recognition technology gained some momentum like it is the next new big thing, but in fact it has been around since 2009. The software has been built to identify a person by using a verification system of the said person's digital image stored in a database, it examines the features of the individuals' face and then matches that to the images that it already has.

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