SMB lawyer Dina Shiloh has published an article in Entertainment Law Review which explores the pervasive use of facial recognition technology around the world, and calls for a public debate. “We’ve sleepwalked into providing troves of private information about our health, our sex lives and our personal relationships to tech companies. Can we afford to give up our unique facial data in the same way?”
The full article by Dina is available to read here.
SMB's Sarah Harding and Charlie Geyton have represented the mother in the first case dealt with by the Court of Appeal involving the Child Focused Courts (previously known as the Pathfinder Scheme).
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