YouTube recently launched an AI-powered deepfake detection tool called “Likeness Detection,” which scans videos and compares creators’ facial features to identify manipulated or unauthorized content. To use the tool, creators must upload government-issued IDs and facial biometric videos, raising privacy concerns among experts. Google insists the data is used solely for identity verification and security features, not AI training. However, some warn that linking facial data to

The Czech Republic's data protection authority, known as Úřad pro ochranu osobních údajů, is conducting an evaluation of the deployment...

A letter concerning the use of facial recognition technology in nine school canteens was sent by the U.K. Information Commissioner’s...