Facial Recognition and the New Frontline of Data Sharing Liability

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The rapid integration of biometric technologies and facial recognition into commercial ecosystems is driving a new wave of privacy litigation, with regulators increasingly focused not only on data collection, but on the downstream, or “secondary,” use of data for artificial intelligence training and analytics….
By: Bilzin Sumberg
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