Jim Nash

Minnesotans should choose a different course, one that holds people accountable and makes the taxpayer's voice the loudest heard in St. Paul.

Amazon executives maintain that the company has kept its voluntary 2020 moratorium on selling facial recognition services to law enforcement.

The U.S. government has posted an AI roadmap for the Homeland Security Department, outlining algorithm initiatives and how they will protect Americans.

A biometric privacy lawsuit is on its last legs after a judge dismissed much of the case. At issue is the use of a dataset built by IBM and licensed by Google.

Certain Israel biometric IDs would be updatable online under a proposed law presented to that country’s national legislature this week.

85 percent of survey respondents lack high confidence that political campaigns can effectively shield their personal data.

Migrants trying to board a domestic flight in the U.S. have to submit to a facial biometric scan if they don’t have a passport.

Forrest’s case had been dismissed last year but a new judge in October allowed him to appeal. The court actions this week are the start of that appeal.