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Amazon shareholders file a resolution demanding that Amazon stop selling facial recognition software Rekognition to government and law enforcement, citing...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all the rage in corporate circles these days. The CEO of Google has stated that AI...

Governments may use information gleaned from AI in a beneficial way in monitoring citizen happiness, but this type of data...

Security surveillance just got smarter thanks to the development of video analytics and facial recognition technology.  With millions of closed-circuit...

Tech giants like Google and Apple could be helping catch criminals with technologies already built in gadgets we use everyday....

Moscow has, according to TechCrunch, turned on facial recognition for the city's CCTV cameras. And that's OK, apparently, because there is...

The US legal system gets another reality check as the Department of Justice (DOJ) completely flops its attempt to get the...

The FBI will be allowed to continue issuing National Security Letters (NSLs) under nondisclosure laws according to a ruling by...

Pokemon GO users swept up in the phenomenon are willingly giving away their rights to privacy by agreeing to download...

Netwatch, an established security company that specialises in crime prevention technologies, has developed a surveillance technology that can distinguish between human and non-human activity, greatly reducing the number of false alarms issued to key holders, security guards and members of the police force.