St. Petersburg: Cameras to Be Configured to Recognize Ethnic Features
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In St. Petersburg, eight thousand cameras will be configured to recognize "ethnic facial features," Orda reports, citing Kommersant.
City authorities believe the system will help prevent social tensions. More than 38 million rubles will be spent on this technology.
The Presidential Human Rights Council, meanwhile, believes this measure degrades human dignity.
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