Meet 4 common requests to increase facial recognition trust, financial inclusion group says

A U.S.-based network of people advocating for an inclusive economy through technology and market innovation say the success of facial recognition depends on both the public and private sectors working hard to engender trust in AI tools. The Financial Services Innovation Coalition, says ordinary people are worried that facial recognition systems will be an oppressive, biased and unblinking eye stripping them of liberty. While some are agitating for a ban on the technology, most have four requests, according to a new report published by the coalition with support from the Security Industry Association. Facial recognition systems should be strictly regulated, and there needs to be transparency on the technology's development, testing, operation and management. Government and industry should be able to demonstrate that the technology can be created and used ethically.