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Enhanced Facial Recognition Can Lead to Stronger Privacy Regulations
There is a long list of movies and books that depict a dystopian future where surveillance runs rampant, and no one has any privacy anymore. The world isn't quite there yet. But in many ways, that's where it's headed thanks to developing new technologies.
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