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Face the Facts: Canada's Approach to Privacy and Accuracy Issues in Facial Recognition Technology

Presley, 2021

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5912951106378390163
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Presley L
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Carleton Perspectives on Public Policy

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Facial recognition technology (FRT) is a tool employed by both public and private actors, with uses ranging from personalized marketing to security. However, FRT's negative reputation for accuracy issues and potential privacy invasion has created cause for concern …
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