The Big Picture: Facial Recognition - Uses & Concerns

Facial recognition has become a cause for concern in western democracies. The European Commission is considering imposing a five-year moratorium on the use of facial recognition technologies in the European Union (EU). In the United States (US), municipalities have passed, or are considering passing prohibitions, India, however, is rushing to adopt public facial recognition. Facial recognition systems have been active at several major Indian airports, including the Delhi airport. These systems at airports have been installed under the DigiYatra initiative. Telangana’s election commission piloted a facial recognition app in its civic elections on January 22, and claimed that it could address the issue of voter impersonation. Facial recognition is a biometric technology that uses distinctive features on the face to identify and distinguish an individual. From the first cameras that could recognise faces in the mid-1960s up to now, facial recognition has evolved in many ways — from looking at 3D contours of a face to recognising skin patterns. With machine learning, the technology has become capable of sorting out types of faces

Guests -
J Sai Deepak, Advocate, Supreme Court,
Anuj Agarwal ,Chairman ,Centre for Research on Cyber Crime and Cyber Law,
Dr. Vikram Singh, Former DGP, Uttar Pradesh,

Anchor - Frank Rausan Pereira

[venkateshshanker]

Frank and Deepak, still a better love story than twilight.

[Rahulpriye]

Jai sai deepak has a wide knowledge & he always done his homework very correctly before coming for a discussion. Good to see him...Very Very fruitful discussion

[jayanti]

Big fan of j sai deepak but this time all panelists were bang on. And offcourse Frank's smile cherry on top.

[shyamashyam]

Our best brains are preparing for UPSC. In fact 90% of your viewers are UPSC aspirants. 😂😂😂

[akashparamhans]

Vikram singh sir is Kohinoor in the Indian bureaucratic system

[shawnmendes]

Everyone is praising J Sai Mr. Singh best in business....👌👌👍👍

[jagadeshwar]

As rightly pointed out India needs to be indigenous in all aspects to be a superpower in future... So that India turns into manufacturing or product specialist rather than being a service sector market in all other fields

[jayshelke]

डॉ. विक्रम सिंग सर Thanks
We always Waiting You In Security Related Again Thank You Sir 👌

[preethirose]

Special thanks to deepak sir n all.... N very special thanks to frank sir and his smile.. Keep smiling 😊 sir

[Thepatriotpodcast]

J sai Deepak is that enormous n gigantic iceberg which you know only a very small tip of 😎😉
So watch his stand-alone independent talks on YT before comparing him with anyone...He is unmatchable!

[anujmishra]

DGP Vikram Singh is 🔥🔥🔥
He has closed the show in his opening remarks. Respect

[AbadTiwari]

I personally very admire and love to Frank and specially j sai deepak sir 🙏

[arpanbhaskarchadar]

Koun hai vo pagal jo dislikes karte hai.
Terrific explanation 👏👏

[sanjana]

"With proper safeguard; facial Recognition is much needed technology which is needed in " J.SAI.DEEPAK

[shivaputrabiradar]

Thank you RSTV for discussion with such good panelist

[dkapadnis]

Indigenousation of this kind of tech( FR ) are extremely important.

[garimamahajan]

I'm a upsc aspirant and i know there are many other too here...
Last few days had made me little stressed... There is so much about Delhi riots going on at social media and there are various channels that show only one sided story and it frustrates me alot and such channels are followed by huge people and many of them trust them blindly... This is stressing...
Do u all face this or u don't pay attention to such things... What u guys
Being an upsc or cse aspirant, should we be induldged in such topics or

[dram]

We need to focus on indigenization of technology first..
And the application must be gradual..

[rahulpakhui]

Bring this back again... O my sansad!!😢

[bharatiya-akp]

Deepak sir happy to see u after long time.