Facial recognition technology has benefits to be sure, but we should not rush to deploy it until we understand the potential risks and mitigate them.
Carolyn Maloney: “Facial recognition technology has benefits to be sure, but we should not rush to deploy it until we understand the…”
On the recordJanuary 14, 2020
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Maloney emphasizes caution in deploying facial recognition technology due to risks.
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