The Council of Ministers approved a decree regulating the use of facial recognition by the police, maintaining the authorization of the prosecutor and introducing limits to prevent abuse, such as dragnet identification and ensuring measures for deleting the collected data. (translated)
The Italian Council of Ministers has approved a decree on facial recognition, introducing changes to limit the collection of biometric data in public places and establishing strict conditions for its use by law enforcement, in line with the European AI Act. (translated)
Another serious breach of the majority on facial recognition. After a trial involving a member of Forza Italia, the approved amendment is a deception. No impartiality of the judge; a "magistrate" can also be the prosecutor. A way to circumvent the issue. Dangerous. (translated)
The Meloni government is moving towards a facial recognition model similar to the Chinese one, raising concerns about the risk of dossiering on journalists and politicians without judicial oversight, as highlighted by critic Michele Colajanni, who warns of potential abuses and the lack of guarantees in a democratic context. (translated)
The Meloni government has taken advantage of a legal loophole opened by Europe regarding facial recognition, allowing security agents to bypass judicial authorization in exceptional situations, raising concerns about privacy and possible conflicts with Brussels over the compatibility of Italian laws with the European regulation on artificial intelligence. (translated)
Undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano announced that the use of artificial intelligence for facial recognition in investigations will explicitly require the authorization of a magistrate, in response to political concerns and indications from the European Commission, with the text that must be approved by the Council of Ministers on August 4. (translated)
The president of the AI Commission, Father Paolo Benanti, warns that the use of facial recognition within the proposed decree could lead to a dangerous normalization of such technology, emphasizing the importance of clear rules and specific motivations for its activation, in order to preserve citizens' rights in a democracy. (translated)
"Decree 'facial recognition': mass surveillance is coming in..." (translated)
The Italian government's measure for the use of facial recognition by the police raises privacy concerns, as it would allow the collection of biometric data in public places in real time, but it is subject to strict limitations and controls to prevent abuses. (translated)
The vote on facial recognition based on artificial intelligence has been postponed due to divisions within the majority and a warning from Brussels prohibiting surveillance in public spaces, while the Meloni government claims to comply with European regulations. (translated)
The decree that expands the use of facial recognition by the police has sparked controversy, with the opposition comparing it to Big Brother and criticizing its compliance with the AI Act, while the government claims to adhere to European regulations. (translated)
The Italian government is accelerating the acquisition of biometric data in public spaces for investigative purposes, raising controversy over the possible violation of European regulations and the creation of preventive archives on non-suspected citizens, deemed a threat to fundamental freedoms. (translated)
The Italian government accelerates on the decree concerning the use of facial recognition by the police forces, igniting the ire of the opposition who speak of a dangerous legislative blitz, while supporters believe that the new rules comply with the European regulation on artificial intelligence and constitutional guarantees. (translated)
The Meloni government is speeding up the approval of a decree that expands the use of facial recognition by the police, sparking controversy among the opposition, which accuses the measure of exceeding European regulations and compromising rights and freedoms, particularly through the preventive collection of biometric data. (translated)
The Italian government is accelerating the approval of a legislative decree on facial recognition and the use of artificial intelligence by law enforcement, provoking strong opposition from the Democratic Party and the Five Star Movement, which criticize the potential impact on rights and civil liberties, while supporters claim that the decree complies with European regulations and includes safeguards for data protection. (translated)
The Italian government is proposing a legislative decree to expand the powers of the police regarding facial recognition through artificial intelligence, provoking strong protests from the opposition, which warns of a drift towards a Police State, while the possibility of collecting and storing biometric data in advance of all those who access places considered to be at risk of public order is anticipated. (translated)
A San Paolo, Brazil, un sistema di sorveglianza composto da 50.000 telecamere e riconoscimento facciale ha portato a oltre 3.000 arresti, suscitando però preoccupazioni per errori, violazioni della privacy e costi elevati, nonostante le affermazioni del sindaco sulla sua efficacia nel ridurre il crimine. #Brasile #RiconoscimentoFacciale #SanPaolo
Il governo italiano ha approvato preliminarmente due decreti sull'intelligenza artificiale che stabiliscono normative riguardanti la formazione e l'uso di sistemi di AI nelle forze di polizia, inclusa la regolazione del riconoscimento facciale, con un approccio antropocentrico che richiede l'intervento umano nelle decisioni cruciali per la vita lavorativa e la garanzia di trasparenza e responsabilità. #IntelligenzaArtificiale #RiconoscimentoFacciale #Governo
Il governo italiano accelera sullo sviluppo dell'intelligenza artificiale, approvando nuovi decreti per l'uso dei dati biometrici e consentendo il riconoscimento facciale in situazioni specifiche, nonostante le preoccupazioni riguardo alla sorveglianza e l'apertura degli appalti ai privati. #IntelligenzaArtificiale #RiconoscimentoFacciale #Privacy
