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The Ethics of Facial Recognition Technologies, Surveillance, and Accountability in an Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Analysis of US, EU, and UK Regulatory Frameworks

  • Citation: Almeida, Denise, Konstantin Shmarko, and Elizabeth Lomas. 2021. “The Ethics of Facial Recognition Technologies, Surveillance, and Accountability in an Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Analysis of US, EU, and UK Regulatory Frameworks.” AI and Ethics 2 (3): 377–87.
    • Topics:
    • Science Technology and Innovation
    • Keywords:
    • Facial recognition
    • AI ethics
    • AI regulation
    • Data protection
    • GDPR
    • Human Rights
    • Law enforcement
    • Privacy
    • Surveillance

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