The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other groups that represent facial recognition technology vendors oppose the government banning the technology and instead are pushing for greater regulation of the industry to mitigate risks posed.
The Chamber and eight other organizations, including the Internet Association and multiple travel associations, sent a letter Wednesday to the White House with policy recommendations for the responsible use of facial recognition.
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