Microsoft joins face-recognition moratorium
Following similar announcements by IBM and Amazon, Microsoft has said that it will not sell facial-recognition technology to police departments in the United States until the technology is regulated at national level. The company has not said whether it would sell the technology to federal agencies or to law-enforcement agencies in other countries. “When even the makers of face recognition refuse to sell this surveillance technology because it is so dangerous, lawmakers can no longer deny the threats to our rights and liberties,” says technology and civil liberties lawyer Matt Cagle.
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