Facial recognition technology sparks privacy concerns

Tech companies are among the groups heading to Washington, DC, to help create voluntary guidelines on facial recognition technology and privacy. "60 Minutes" correspondent Lesley Stahl reports on its impact. Then, Tim Stevens, editor at large for CNET, talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the issue.

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kant.. wikipedia.. 3.. The law of the world citizenship shall be limited to the conditions of universal hospitality... If one is hospitable and you have a guest in your home do you watch them with a camera? Would you want to be this guest? Yet again If you have a group of highly intelligent employees around dangerous machinery with differing view points and who have some what private offices would you want a recording for safety? Would you want to be an employee like this? Would you feel safe? Finally if your shopping for under garments, personal care products, medication, junk food, and perhaps even products not condoned or products to be censure by a group (perhaps you like wine or a pork product) would you want a shop run like this? Would you be a regular a store like this. From another perspective.. Ecclesiastes 7:21..22.