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Facial Recognition and Biometrics – Technology and Ethics

January 29, 2020
Dinner, Discussion
London

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Carly Kind Director, Ada Lovelace Institute	Carly Kind Download the presentation (0.9MB) Download the audio recording (15.2MB)	Carly Kind
James Dipple- Johnstone Deputy Commissioner, Information Commissioner's Office	James Dipple- Johnstone Download the audio recording (16.4MB)	James Dipple- Johnstone
Professor Carsten Maple Professor of Cyber Systems Engineering and Deputy Pro Vice Chancellor, University of Warwick	Professor Carsten Maple Download the presentation (0.7MB) Download the audio recording (13.9MB)	Professor Carsten Maple
Matthew Ryder QC Matrix Chambers	Matthew Ryder QC Download the audio recording (15.5MB)	Matthew Ryder QC

Ada Lovelace Institute

This discussion appeared in the FST journal below.

This issue of the Foundation's journal includes reports of the post- Brexit International research collaboration debate, the use of biometrics and facial recognition technologies, and a guest editorial on a sustainable and inclusive future for all by Jim McDonald.

Volume 22, Issue 7

Carly Kind - Facial Recognition and biometrics technologies