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Implementation of DHS Directive 026-11: Use of Face Recognition and Face Capture Technologies

Bringing innovation into security, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is integrating facial recognition and biometric technologies to streamline identity verification while safeguarding privacy. The latest 2024 Report on Select Use Cases highlights how these technologies enhance efficiency in travel and law enforcement, ensuring faster processing at airports, border crossings, and security checkpoints. With rigorous testing and opt-out options for non-law enforcement uses, DHS prioritizes responsible AI implementation to maintain fairness and accuracy. As these systems evolve, continuous oversight and public engagement remain key to ensuring a balance between security and civil liberties.

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Implementation of DHS Directive 026-11: Use of Face Recognition and Face Capture Technologies
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Publisher:Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Published:January 17, 2025
License:Public Domain

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