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Centre Using Face Recognition Tech To Promote Digital Life Certificates For Pensioners: Minister
- Monday November 21, 2022
- India News | Press Trust of India
The Centre has been promoting the use of digital life certificates for pensioners through the latest face recognition technology to ensure transparency and 'ease of usage', Union Minister Jitendra Singh said on Monday.
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Using Face Recognition, Telangana Police Find Girl Missing Since 2 Years
- Sunday February 17, 2019
- Telangana News | Indo-Asian News Service
With their face-recognition tool 'Darpan', Telangana police have managed to reunite a 7-year-old girl with her parents, two years after she went missing. The child had gone missing from Hyderabad and was found in Madhya Pradesh.
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Face Recognition Tech Can Land You In Trouble. Here's How
- Friday July 20, 2018
- Opinion | Clare Garvie, The Washington Post
When deployed as a tool to unlock your phone, facial recognition may be a convenience. When used by a company to tag you in photos, the technology may raise questions of privacy, consent and data security.
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Centre Using Face Recognition Tech To Promote Digital Life Certificates For Pensioners: Minister
- Monday November 21, 2022
- India News | Press Trust of India
The Centre has been promoting the use of digital life certificates for pensioners through the latest face recognition technology to ensure transparency and 'ease of usage', Union Minister Jitendra Singh said on Monday.
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www.ndtv.com
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Using Face Recognition, Telangana Police Find Girl Missing Since 2 Years
- Sunday February 17, 2019
- Telangana News | Indo-Asian News Service
With their face-recognition tool 'Darpan', Telangana police have managed to reunite a 7-year-old girl with her parents, two years after she went missing. The child had gone missing from Hyderabad and was found in Madhya Pradesh.
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www.ndtv.com
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Face Recognition Tech Can Land You In Trouble. Here's How
- Friday July 20, 2018
- Opinion | Clare Garvie, The Washington Post
When deployed as a tool to unlock your phone, facial recognition may be a convenience. When used by a company to tag you in photos, the technology may raise questions of privacy, consent and data security.
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www.ndtv.com