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Hong Kong police to enable AI facial recognition on CCTV network this month
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- 06. Nov. 2026, 00:00 Erste Meldung: South China Morning Post
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- South China Morning Post 06. Nov. 2026, 00:00
Hong Kong police to enable AI facial recognition on CCTV network this month
Hong Kong police will enable artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition technology across their expanding smart surveillance network this month to improve the tracking of missing persons or suspects, with plans to save the data it generates for up to 180 days. The force … - South China Morning Post 06. Nov. 2026, 01:00
From clay to cuisine: the ceramicists reshaping fine dining in Hong Kong
“I was thinking about something crazy like a pumpkin orange. Mustard … kind of like a terracotta orange. You’ve been to Morocco, Marrakech?” Ricardo Chaneton, chef-owner of Michelin-star restaurant Mono, in Central, is bent over a table laden with samples of glazed ceramic … - Hong Kong Free Press 06. Nov. 2026, 05:13
Hong Kong national security police arrest man over allegedly importing ‘seditious’ books
Hong Kong national security police have arrested a man over allegedly importing “seditious books” in the latest law enforcement action following a crackdown on independent bookstores earlier this year. Police said in a statement on Thursday that they had arrested a 34-year-old … - Hong Kong Free Press 06. Nov. 2026, 05:47
Police say linking mall cameras to AI facial recognition network complies with Hong Kong privacy laws
Equipping Hong Kong’s CCTV network with AI facial recognition software and connecting it to shopping mall security cameras would not breach local privacy laws, police have said. Police have said that the AI facial recognition feature will be added to the city’s SmartView …
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