An exclusive insight into the pioneering AI stakeholder work we undertake with the physical security industry. Driving guidance, standards and regulation of high-risk AI including facial recognition software.
Category: Defence and Security
Defence and security organisations generate and consume vast quantities of data in different formats and structures. Often operating in siloes which are necessary for the purpose of national and private security, applying AI to difficult to access sources is problematic. We specialise in solving problems in defence and security technology applications and guide the creation of legal and ethical standards, ensuring safe use while protecting the fundamental human rights of the individual. Contact us to discuss how we may help you to solve these problems.
Research: “The Bigger Picture” surveillance report.
A showcase for the key steps in the team's journey to deliver this ground breaking research.
AI and the Cloud – The Way Forward
Anekanta Consulting delivered an insightful and informative session on AI and the Cloud.
Driving the safe and ethical use of AI through standards
If you are not certain whether you are implementing AI based technologies safely and ethically, then why are you doing it?
The BSIA to launch major new UK video surveillance market report
We are excited to report that the BSIA will be launching a major research report into the video surveillance market in the United Kingdom at IFSEC International at Excel London on 18th May 2022.
National Security : Regulation of AI-driven live facial recognition
This was an educational and insightful evidence session led by its Chair Lord Clement Jones; and where many perspectives were considered; including police use of the technology, commercial examples such as access control and ID verification in banking, and the confusing patchwork framework of legislation in the UK.
Could facial recognition have been used to prevent chaos?
Could the storming of Wembley at the UEFA Euro 2020 Final have been avoided? Facial recognition software may not have been the first choice over other methods of augmenting human knowledge and decision making in a rapidly escalating situation.
The interview that gets the facts from the top
How has COVID changed the AI and security landscape?. Learn about an accelerating demand for safe contactless solutions. Practical applications for facial recognition software and drone technology. Also what the future has in store for those interested in creating a safe and secure world.
Bias in AI in decisions? Fix the humans first.
Too many to mention here but to focus on just one cognitive bias, confirmation bias is frequently featured in leadership development as the single greatest hindrance to good decision making.
Industry-First Ethical and Legal Guide to Automated Facial Recognition
The British Security Industry Association launches its Guide to the Legal and Ethical use of Automated Facial Recognition (AFR)...