Police in China begin wearing facial recognition 'spy glasses' in new security push
Chinese state deploys facial recognition and AI on the streets of Beijing
China's government has been deploying technology to identify faces in crowds
Police in China have begun testing Google-Glass-like smart glasses, linked to back-end servers that can identify people and car registration plates. The development is part of a renewed surveillance...
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