ICCL says plans to allow An Garda Síochána to use bodycams have been dealt a“significant blow”
Plans to introduce facial recognition technology for use by the gardaí could be dead in the water with the passing of a vote in the European Parliament of the landmark AI Act, according to the Irish Council for Civil Liberties .
While the final details of the proposed EU act have yet to be finalised, the non-profit organisation said a complete ban on the use of FRT in public places represents a “significant blow” ...
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