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Former UK biometrics watchdog’s new book argues AI surveillance can be deployed responsibly | Biometric Update

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Former UK biometrics watchdog’s new book argues AI surveillance can be deployed responsibly | Biometric Update

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Privacy@lemmy.ml · 3 months ago

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Former UK biometrics commissioner Fraser Sampson argues AI surveillance can be deployed ethically in a new book expanding on his Biometric Update essays.

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I dont doubt it can, but thats not the goal

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