Why scrutiny of facial recognition needs to extend beyond policing
THE SO WHAT
Facial recognition risk doesn’t stop at law enforcement—retail, workplaces, and landlords are quietly deploying the same stacks. Inventory where your org is using or buying face tech now, before regulators and the press do it for you.
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