Controversy Over UK Police's Use of Face Recognition Sparks Ethics Debate

The use of face recognition technology by police in the UK has sparked controversy, with companies selling body cams to law enforcement now targeting this market. Critics question the extent of the problem as the amount of face recognition technology used by UK police increases. Former Met Police DCI Mike Neville and human rights lawyer Shoaib Khan debated the ethics of this technology after it was used at a Beyoncé concert. A report suggests that MPs are dangerously uninformed about facial recognition.