Facial recognition systems exist in many industries today which benefit from its improved security and efficiency. However, data collection raises an issue for some.
Facial recognition technology is rapidly gaining traction in real-world applications as it continues to develop. Companies use this technology to revolutionize everyday life, from expediting processing to enhancing security measures in all industries. However, as it becomes more prevalent, it raises questions about privacy and the ethical implications of widespread use.
The future of this technology
Facial recognition advancements could drastically improve the efficiency, impact, and security of many industries and ways of life. However, in the future, it’s important that companies and governments keep data collection and privacy issues in mind.
Jayden Breite (Class of 2026) edits articles and covers local news stories about business and technology. He loves listening to and playing rock music on guitar and working on his car, a 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe. He's also fascinated with the impact of political economics on the industry and hopes to cover the many complexities of its global impact in today's world.
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