A leaked internal document reveals a major tech company’s plans to expand its facial recognition capabilities, raising concerns over privacy and surveillance. The 114-page report outlines how the system could be integrated into existing products, including smart devices and cloud services, with potential applications in law enforcement and commercial security. Critics argue the move could further entrench mass monitoring, while the company defends it as a tool for enhancing safety and user authentication. The document also hints at future developments in emotion and behavior analysis, deepening ethical debates over AI-driven surveillance.
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