One of the most widely used technologies in personal device security, retail, and authentication is facial recognition. The ability to identify someone by their unique facial features has sparked both excitement and concern. Supporters highlight its efficiency and potential to enhance safety, while critics emphasize its ethical drawbacks, including privacy violations, discrimination, and the risk of misuse. This discussion explores the multidimensional ethical debate surrounding facial recognition technology, examining its implications, concerns, and potential solutions.
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