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Surviving the surveillance state
Dec 11, 2019
Professor Alan Woodward and James Stickland discuss the vulnerabilities of facial recognition tech. Kerry Allen shares a chilling tale of using a dead girl's face for a bank loan. Ed Butler's face is transformed into art by anti-surveillance activists The Dazzle Club.
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Quick takeaways
- Facial recognition technology poses security risks due to its vulnerabilities to deception, as illustrated by a man trying to use a dead girl's face for a bank loan.
- Global expansion of facial recognition tech highlights the urgent need for regulatory frameworks to address privacy concerns and prevent misuse.
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Facial Recognition Technology in China
Facial recognition technology has become commonplace in China, with examples like using facial scans for payments and identification. In a notable case, a man attempted to access his dead girlfriend's account using her face, leading to his capture. This technology is widely used in various sectors, from banking to social media, raising concerns about data security and potential misuse.
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