kate taylor from the new york times, thank you forjoining us from boston.rother technologies, raising questions about the importance of fighting crime, over rights to privacy. facial recognition cameras are being trialled in some places, and those behind the technology say its benefits shouldn't be overlooked. our home affairs correspondent katharine carpenter reports. so you're not gonna run a facial rep for me, or shall i call 0ps room 2? send us the capture. surveillance cameras and facial recognition technology have starring roles in the current bbc one drama the capture. the programme questions whether their images can be trusted and who is controlling them. we are asking similar questions here in the real world, too. police trials of facial recognition have been scrutinised and the information commissioner is investigating after a private company used the technology in kings cross. but here in victoria, where the biometrics of my face are being analysed right now, they say we ignore the positives of facial recognition technology at our peril. it will

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kate black. >> a very warm welcome to the first lecture of the general society labor, literature and landmark lecture series but i am karen taylorprogram director of the general society. the labor literature and landmark lectures are supported in part by public funds from the new york city department of cultural affairs in partnership with the city counsel. for those of you