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The end of anonymous protest — How facial recognition puts democracy at risk

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European police forces are increasingly using AI-powered facial recognition technology to monitor public protests, raising concerns about privacy and the right to peaceful assembly. Italy recently passed a bill regulating retrospective facial recognition, reflecting a broader trend of biometric surveillance in democratic Europe. Critics warn this normalization could threaten democratic freedoms.

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