Jessica Murray

Live facial recognition technology is being used by police and retailers to fight crime and shoplifting, but it raises concerns about surveillance in public spaces. The technology is not always accurate and will expand surveillance into more areas. Retailers from supermarkets to corner shops are adopting the technology.

Live facial recognition technology is being used by police and retailers to fight crime and shoplifting, but it raises concerns about surveillance in public spaces. The technology is not always accurate and is being adopted by supermarkets and corner shops. This expansion of surveillance is a growing concern for privacy.