Microsoft adopts ethical principles aiming to bar misuse of face recognition technology

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Microsoft adopts ethical principles aiming to bar misuse of face recognition technology

Bans use for unlawful discrimination.

Microsoft Corp on Thursday announced ethical principles for the use of its facial recognition technology, saying it would bar such technology from being used to engage in unlawful discrimination and would encourage customers to be transparent when deploying such services. In a blog post on ...

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