Facial Recognition in Law Enforcement: A Transatlantic Perspective

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This chapter explores the contrasting regulatory landscapes of facial recognition technology in law enforcement between Europe and the United States. It addresses the historical context, potential biases, and implications for civil liberties, particularly as they relate to privacy violations and the use of AI by police forces.

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