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There are still a load of applications for facial recognition that don't involve use in public places. There's no reason why EU companies can't stay involved in
by kitd 7y ago
There are still a load of applications for facial recognition that don't involve use in public places. There's no reason why EU companies can't stay involved in developing the tech.
- woodpanel 7y agoThat is my point though: The "load of applications for facial recognition" doesn't need to include public space use. But nonetheless those companies that yield the ai models out of their public place usage over five years will be almost unbeatable.