Clash on Facial Recognition, Opposition: "Like Big Brother." What the Law Provides
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12 Articles
The greatest risk that would be taken, if approved, is the collection of biometric data in public places.
Double smacking for the Meloni government on facial recognition, thanks to video surveillance cameras and artificial intelligence. Europe and the divisions within the majority (with the distinction of Forza Italia) slow down the approval of the new safety regulations, just as Palazzo Chigi wants to accelerate at the impulse of the undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano. First came the postponement of the vote in committee European affairs of the Chamb…
The government carries out the decree transposing the AI Act and allows the temporary collection of biometric data in sensitive places, to be used in investigations in case of crime. For the majority it is a new investigative tool, oppositions and Privacy Guarantor fear the police state
Green light to the decree that widens the use of facial recognition by the police. Oppositions denounce a contrast with the AI Act, the government claims full compliance with European norms.
The European Affairs Committee accelerates to give the green light to the draft legislative decree. The protests of the oppositions for Articles 8 and 10. Julius Terzi of Sant'Agata (FdI) defends the text: "Balanced normative cry"
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