A homeless mother has been forced out of her local area by the council after a 'no fault' eviction. Policing minister Chris Philp is urging police forces to use AI technology to cut crime and make streets safer. However, his call for greater use of live facial recognition cameras is likely to be met with concern by some parliamentarians.
Chris Philp says the advances would allow police to ‘stay one step ahead of criminals’ and make Britain’s streets safer
Policing minister Chris Philp has written to force chiefs encouraging them to use live facial recognition cameras more widely The software uses biometric measures of a person’s face and works even if part of their face is covered.were among 65 members of the House of Commons and House of Lords who backed a call for a halt to its deployment.
The department says AI surveillance methods such as facial recognition can help police accurately identify those wanted for serious crimes, as well assist in finding missing people. Another wanted sex offender was identified at the coronation in May and sent back to prison the same day, the department added.
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Police urged to double use of facial recognition softwarePolicing minister Chris Philp has encouraged police to increase their use of retrospective facial recognition software to track down offenders. The aim is to exceed 200,000 searches of still images against the Police National Database by May using facial recognition technology. This move is seen as a way to stay ahead of criminals and make the streets safer. However, some parliamentarians have expressed concern over the use of live facial recognition surveillance by police and private companies.
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Police Encouraged to Double Use of Facial Recognition SoftwarePolicing minister Chris Philp has urged police to increase their use of facial recognition software to track down offenders. The goal is to exceed 200,000 searches of still images against the Police National Database by May. The technology has already helped catch serious criminals, but some parliamentarians have expressed concerns about its use.
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