India lacks a dedicated AI statute and must confront algorithmic accountability urgently Mudasir Khan Artificial Intelligence is no longer confined to research laboratories. It now shapes governance — ...

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The Fujian Police Department has patented an artificial intelligence-based system that seeks to detect “potential mass incidents” at an early stage, based on cross-referencing data from ac ...

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UK immigration enforcement is planning another trial of live facial recognition at Holyhead, a key maritime connection ...

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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s use of Flock license plate cameras has been met with considerable resistance. The Denver city council voted against the continued use of the cameras — and when Johnston ...