On the recordMay 21, 2019
As facial recognition is used more in society, it is vital that this technology not perpetuate real-world biases that harm minority communities.
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congress.govAs facial recognition is used more in society, it is vital that this technology not perpetuate real-world biases that harm minority communities.
Kelly emphasizes the importance of preventing bias in facial recognition technology.
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