Inside Delhi police's plans to ramp up facial recognition
Beginning in June, the Delhi Police intends to expand its use of AI powered facial recognition across the city, integrating the technology with municipal bodies and Resident Welfare Associations in an effort to enhance crime prevention. However, this initiative has raised significant concerns among privacy advocates…
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