A GAO report last year documented the expanding use of facial recognition technology.
Kirsten Gillibrand: “A GAO report last year documented the expanding use of facial recognition technology.”
Editor's note · Context
Citing concerns over facial recognition technology in government.
Share
More from Kirsten Gillibrand
As the cost of college skyrockets and federal financial aid programs fail to keep up, students with disabilities should not be forced to choose between receiving the accommodations they are entitled to by law and getting their fair share…
What Trump and Secretary Hegsethdismissed as ‘fake news’ turned out to be serious and deteriorating conditions for our service members. Our troops and their families make immense sacrifices every single day, yet the president dismissed…
Everyone deserves a home free of potential health risks, yet thousands of New York families are exposed to dangerous lead paint daily.
This exposure is especially harmful to children, who are at disproportionate risk for adverse effects. I'm proud to deliver this funding from the Housing Appropriations bill that I negotiated to help clear hazardous lead paint from homes…





