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Passport not proof of citizenship? The 2,500-year-old history behind the travel documentA recent government clarification in India, stating passports aren't conclusive proof of citizenship, has ignited interest in the document'...- Airport warning: Common travel accessory can make security staff suspicious and cause delay, expert cautionsTravelers heading to airports this holiday season are being warned against wearing sunglasses indoors, as experts say it could attract unne...
- Mumbai to get 15,000 AI-powered CCTV cameras under Rs 2,140-cr surveillance projectMumbai is set to significantly enhance its public safety with 15,000 new AI-powered CCTV cameras. This Rs 2,140 crore project will integrat...
- Fast-track immigration in India: Eligibility, registration and key details explainedIndia's Fast Track Immigration-Trusted Traveller Programme is now operational at 13 airports, allowing eligible Indian citizens and OCI car...
- US expands facial recognition at borders to track non-citizensIn a significant shift towards enhanced border security, the United States will implement facial recognition technology for all foreign nat...
- Artificial Intelligence: A Versatile Actor that Plays Both the Cop and the CriminalArtificial Intelligence is revolutionising the landscape of criminal justice, providing law enforcement with advanced tools for facial reco...
- EU lawmakers agree to changes in draft artificial intelligence rulesThe lawmakers will now have to thrash out details with European Union countries before the draft rules become legislation.
- Facial recognition powers 'automated apartheid' in Israel, says reportIsrael has long restricted the freedom of movement of Palestinians, but technological advances are giving authorities powerful new tools. I...
- Tirupati temple to use facial recognition system for darshan from today: How it worksMoreover, this same technology could be used in the allocation of rooms to genuine devotees at subsidised rentals, allowing the admin to de...
- Surveillance hotspot, Hyderabad, sees facial recognition taken to courtMasood's petition in the southern state is seen as a test case as facial recognition systems are deployed nationwide, with digital rights a...
- One glance at a phone unlocks many doors, but facial recognition risks demand extra cautionThese technologies rely on many of the processes and techniques associated with artificial intelligence (AI).
- At Dubai airport, travellers' eyes become their passportsThe key east-west transit hub is rolling out another addition from the realm of science fiction _ an iris-scanner that verifies one's ident...
- Sify partners with Talview to bring remote proctoring solutions to its iTest platformSify’s iTest is a platform providing end-to-end admission, recruitment and assessment engine. iTest has hosted approximately 4 million asse...
- View: Peril of face recognition technologyFor several years, activists have been crying hoarse about the abuse of these technologies. However, on March 11, the Indian government cas...
- NCRB revises tender for facial-recognition system, scraps CCTV camera clauseThe revised document does not indicate if there is any discussion on the anvil about the legality of such systems.
- Government nod to automated facial recognition system for identification of bodies, missing children, criminalsReddy said this will facilitate better identification of criminals, unidentified dead bodies and missing or found children and persons and ...
- View: From protests to chai, facial recognition is creeping up on usJust last month, newspapers reported that Delhi Police used facial recognition to identify “habitual protestors” and “rowdy elements”. At t...
- Activists rally against ‘illegal’ surveillance of CAA protestsAsk Delhi Police to halt use of facial recognition tech to identify demonstrators, point to unlawful use of drones. The officer, however, i...
- McAfee Labs threat predictions 2020Cybercriminals are increasing the complexity and volume of their attacks and campaigns, looking for ways to stay one step ahead of cybersec...
- First facial recognition ATM developed in ChinaThe developers include Tsinghua University and Tzekwan Technology, a Hangzhou firm in eastern China's Zhejiang province that provides secur...
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