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The Director of the Center for Applied Artificial Intelligence at the University of St. Thomas, Manjeet Rege, recently shared his expertise on facial recognition technology in a feature on Minnesota Public Radio's podcast, Minnesota Now. In a conversation with host Nina Moini, Dr. Rege delved into the advancements and implications of this innovative technology.
He discussed a newly implemented entry system that leverages facial recognition to enhance security and streamline access. Dr. Rege emphasized the potential benefits of such systems in various sectors, including education and public safety. However, he also addressed the ethical considerations and privacy concerns that accompany the use of facial recognition technology.
As the technology continues to evolve, the dialogue surrounding its applications and regulations becomes increasingly important. Dr. Rege's insights contribute to a broader understanding of how facial recognition can be integrated responsibly into society, ensuring that innovation aligns with ethical standards.
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