THE ETHICAL CONCERNS OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY
Keywords:
privacy infringement, transparency, algorithm, accuracy, datasets, multi-faceted.Abstract
The extensive use of facial recognition technology (FRT) requires a comprehensive analysis of its ethical consequences and regulatory environment. This article outlines significant ethical issues raised by FRT, such as the possibility of misuse, privacy infringements, and algorithmic prejudice. It evaluates current and suggested regulations that oversee FRT implementation, emphasizing the necessity for increased transparency, accountability, and independent supervision. The article wraps up by suggesting a framework for the responsible innovation and implementation of FRT that reconciles societal advantages with the safeguarding of individual rights and liberties..
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