Breaking
CNThe second domestically produced large-scale cruise ship "Aida Huacheng" is delivered. A set of data is previewed →KR(LEAD) Seoul stocks open sharply lower on AI fears after U.S. midtermsITMexico, leader of the Nuevo Imperio cartel killed in firefightITStock market: Tokyo collapses at opening, Nikkei -5.1%CNKaty Perry’s ex-husband convicted! British comedy actor found guilty of sexual assault and detained in court to face heavy sentenceKRForest fire near Inje Civilian Control Line… Evolution in 2 hours and 30 minutes (comprehensive)KRIncreased activity of hairy mites that transmit scrub typhus... “Be careful about outdoor activities”BRJustice blocks R$ 65.7 million from the TO government and orders hospitals to resume services at the expense of public servantsCNThe stock market crash is coming! Philadelphia Semiconductor plunged 12.25%, Taiwan stocks may plummet 7% todayKRTPG makes tender offer for 38.83% of Lotte Rental's remaining shares... “Push for delisting”CNThe second domestically produced large-scale cruise ship "Aida Huacheng" is delivered. A set of data is previewed →KR(LEAD) Seoul stocks open sharply lower on AI fears after U.S. midtermsITMexico, leader of the Nuevo Imperio cartel killed in firefightITStock market: Tokyo collapses at opening, Nikkei -5.1%CNKaty Perry’s ex-husband convicted! British comedy actor found guilty of sexual assault and detained in court to face heavy sentenceKRForest fire near Inje Civilian Control Line… Evolution in 2 hours and 30 minutes (comprehensive)KRIncreased activity of hairy mites that transmit scrub typhus... “Be careful about outdoor activities”BRJustice blocks R$ 65.7 million from the TO government and orders hospitals to resume services at the expense of public servantsCNThe stock market crash is coming! Philadelphia Semiconductor plunged 12.25%, Taiwan stocks may plummet 7% todayKRTPG makes tender offer for 38.83% of Lotte Rental's remaining shares... “Push for delisting”
BackHong Kong police to enable AI facial recognition on CCTV network this month
Hong Kong police to enable AI facial recognition on CCTV network this month
NEWS
SCMP Economy2 hours agoCrime1 min readChina

Hong Kong police to enable AI facial recognition on CCTV network this month

Quick Look

Hong Kong police will use AI facial recognition to reduce time spent reviewing CCTV footage for tracking target persons, with privacy rights stated to be protected.

AI-generated summary

Why It Matters

Hong Kong police plan to leverage AI facial recognition technology for reviewing CCTV footage to track down target persons.

Font size

The force said the facial recognition technology was widely used by law enforcement agencies around the world and stressed that residents’ privacy rights would be protected.

“Leveraging AI [facial recognition] would cut the time we spend reviewing the closed-circuit television [CCTV] footage to track down target persons,” Eric Leung Ming-leung, senior superintendent of the force’s operations wing, said.

Open Questions

  • What specific facial recognition system will be deployed?
  • When will the technology be implemented?
  • What specific privacy safeguards will be put in place?
  • What is the legal basis for this deployment?

Related Topics

This article was originally published by SCMP Economy.

Related Stories

Katy Perry’s ex-husband convicted! British comedy actor found guilty of sexual assault and detained in court to face heavy sentence
BREAKING·

Katy Perry’s ex-husband convicted! British comedy actor found guilty of sexual assault and detained in court to face heavy sentence

British comedy actor Russell Brand was found guilty of one count of forcible sexual intercourse and three counts of forcible indecency by London's Southwark Royal Court for sexual assault and rape charges committed more than 20 years ago. He was not guilty of multiple other charges. He faces a long sentence when he is sentenced next Monday.

自由时报
2 min read
Zhang Junjie’s smuggling footage exposed! It only takes 9 minutes from getting off the bus to getting on the boat
Developing·

Zhang Junjie’s smuggling footage exposed! It only takes 9 minutes from getting off the bus to getting on the boat

Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was implicated in the Communist espionage case and smuggled into China on the fishing boat "Manruifu 6" at Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung on the 28th of last month. The monitor screen showed that with the help of his younger brother, it only took 9 minutes from getting off the bus to boarding the ship. The process was meticulously divided.

自由时报
2 min read
Chinese sampan carrying "precious metal strategic materials" rushed to the sea off Shimen before the election, and 2 men were taken into custody
BREAKING·

Chinese sampan carrying "precious metal strategic materials" rushed to the sea off Shimen before the election, and 2 men were taken into custody

The Coast Guard intercepted an outboard motor sampan sailing from Quanzhou, China, at 6 nautical miles off Shimen, New Taipei City, arrested two Chinese men surnamed Xiao on board, and seized multiple boxes of precious metal strategic materials related to the high-tech industry. The Shilin District Prosecutor's Office's application for detention was approved. The case is being traced back to the receiving group, and it is not ruled out that the investigation will be upgraded to the direction of national security law and anti-infiltration law.

自由时报
3 min read
Keelung Congressman Zeng Jiyan was involved in accepting bribes of RMB 1.33 million and his wife’s bribes of RMB 16.88 million from unknown sources! Four civil servants were detained
BREAKING·

Keelung Congressman Zeng Jiyan was involved in accepting bribes of RMB 1.33 million and his wife’s bribes of RMB 16.88 million from unknown sources! Four civil servants were detained

Keelung City Councilor Zeng Jiyan was suspected of accepting bribes from manufacturers and having property of unknown origin. The prosecutor concluded the case and prosecuted him. A total of six people, including Zeng Jiyan and four city officials, were detained by the Keelung District Court because they were involved in serious corruption offenses and were in danger of fleeing and destroying their evidence. This case was the first case in Keelung to apply the Civil Judge Law.

自由时报
2 min read
More on this topicfacial recognition