AB 642 — Law Enforcement Agencies: Facial Recognition Technology
AB 642 addresses the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement agencies in California. The bill aims to regulate the deployment of facial recognition systems to mitigate risks of algorithmic discrimination and privacy violations. It is intended to ensure transparency and accountability in the use of such technology by law enforcement. The bill was filed with the Chief Clerk in February 2024 after being referred from committee.
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