Norway Set to Create Regulations on AI Smart Glasses in the Country
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Norway set to create regulations on AI smart glasses in the country
Norway is set to establish a panel of experts to develop regulations on smart glasses and other AI-powered smart devices, including a possible ban on facial recognition in public places. According to Karianne Tung, Norway’s Minister of Digitalisation and Public Administration, current regulations do not sufficiently take into account the capabilities of new wearable devices. […] The post Norway set to create regulations on AI smart glasses in th…
On the Internet, there are more and more clips of men who appeal to women in public, and they often don't know that they are being recorded – because the camera is in the glasses of their counterpart.
The Norwegian government is working on a legal framework for connected glasses, in particular those where facial recognition is used in public.
The Norwegian government is seriously considering introducing restrictions or even a complete ban on smart glasses and other wearable devices equipped with cameras and microphones. The main reason for such an initiative is the growing concern about public privacy and the filming of unsupervised individuals in public places. The country's Minister for Digital Affairs Karianne Tung has indicated that the government plans to regulate the use of dev…
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