The "boundary" of Face Recognition Application Needs to Be Further Defined by the Legal System_ Taig

In today's society, people's personal information is over collected. At present, the development of face acquisition technology is not mature enough, and all links need to be protected and confirmed, including whether the acquisition subject has the right to collect; Whether the management after collection is safe and whether the use is legal; Whether the authorization of the collected person is guaranteed, etc. For example, in some hotels, most people will be required to enter personal information. The subsequent use of this information is unknown. Even if the hotel uses personal information for trafficking, there is nothing the parties can do. At present, the development of information technology is too fast, and the ethics and codes of ethics and laws and regulations behind it have not kept up in time. It is necessary to establish face information and other personal information databases, but how to manage and use these databases still needs clear legal norms and constraints. What fields face recognition technology should be applied in and what rules should be followed in the process of using this technology need to be further defined by the legal system. Sometimes, the negativity of face recognition has been over hyped. Now people are easy to be affected by all kinds of information, resulting in irrational thinking about advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence. The essence of face recognition technology is to store human face information for accurate and effective authentication. The use of face recognition technology can improve the efficiency of the whole society, and will not cause any harm to people. The real threat to the security of personal information is the abuse of face information.