Hundreds of documents obtained by 404 Media show how Fusus, a system for linking a town’s security cameras into one central hub and adding AI to them, has spread across the country.

We’ve generally come to accept that our devices are listening to our conversations, our personal data is being tracked and sold, and that law enforcement tracks and stores images of our own faces. But is there anything to be done about our dwindling digital privacy? While there is a growing community of people committed to protecting our privacy...

Algorithms are meaningless without good data. The public can exploit that to demand change.

Computer vision technology has lower accuracy rates for black females

BAME couriers working for Uber Eats and Uber claim that the company’s flawed identification technology is costing them their livelihoods

With remote learning now the norm, universities are using surveillance software to keep tabs on students who are not engaging with their studies

Guide on how the UK’s borders, immigrations, and citizenship system tracks and spies on people, and which companies profit.

Ed Bridges, 37, from Cardiff, brought a legal challenge after having his image captured twice.

Branches of Co-op in the south of England have been using real-time facial recognition cameras to scan shoppers entering stores. § See US based studies on FRT which shows the technology can be unreliable for black people, especially black women.