SB 182 — Criminal Procedure - Facial Recognition Technology - Requirements, Procedures, And Prohibitions
SB 182 establishes requirements, procedures, and prohibitions for the use of facial recognition technology in criminal procedures. The law aims to address potential misuse and discrimination associated with facial recognition systems by mandating transparency, oversight, and limitations on law enforcement use. It seeks to protect individual privacy and prevent algorithmic discrimination in policing and criminal justice processes.
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