On the recordFebruary 4, 2020
The FBI now has the power to use this face recognition technology, often without the consent of Americans.
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congress.govThe FBI now has the power to use this face recognition technology, often without the consent of Americans.
Jayapal raises issues about the FBI's use of face recognition technology without public consent.
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