Live facial recognition (LFR) is a technology that allows police to scan faces in real time and compare them to watchlists of suspects. Since its introduction in the UK, it has sparked debate about privacy, accuracy, and bias. Police forces say it helps catch criminals faster, but critics worry about civil liberties and racial bias.
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Advocates and watchdogs are raising alarms about how slow laws and regulations are to keep up with the rapid growth of AI-powered facial recognition technology. Despite its increasing use by police and retailers, oversight remains weak, leaving many concerned about privacy and misuse. The gap between innovation and regulation could lead to serious civil liberties
