14.05.2026 • Topstories
Trust, Not Surveillance: How Facial Recognition Can Be Used Responsibly in Democratic Societies
Facial recognition is among the most controversial topics in modern video analytics. On one hand, there are concerns about intrusions into privacy, excessive surveillance, and potential biases in algorithms. On the other hand, the technology offers opportunities for solving serious crimes. Given its high risks and high potential, facial recognition requires responsible use. How can we balance technological progress with responsible application? Thomas Jensen, CEO of Milestone Systems, explores this question in his contribution to GIT SECURITY International.

Organizations should clearly define who makes decisions, how matches are verified, and how data is delete
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