Is face detection or face blurring on CCTV biometric identification?
Finds that a face is in the picture, to count it or blur it. It does not compare the face with anyone and does not identify a person, so it is not biometric identification and it never raises the face matching finding.
- Biometric identification
- no
- May infer emotion
- no
- May infer a sensitive characteristic
- no
- May be an AI system
- it may be; whether it is one under the EU AI Act is a question for your lawyer
- Read from words such as
- face blurring
No. Face detection finds that a face is in the picture, to count it or blur it; it does not compare the face with anyone. The mapper never raises its face matching finding on it.
Findings it can raise, with the list
- 5 No retention period set, or retention above the maximum you set
- 6 No signage or notice recorded
- 7 Footage stored outside the site's region: who can access it there?
- 8 A third party can view or manage the footage, and no agreement is recorded
- 13 No owner, or no list of who can view
- 14 Disclosures to police or insurers not logged
- 15 Covert camera
Clauses this analytics type adds
1 clausesEU AI Act Art. 4AI literacyAI literacy. Providers and deployers of AI systems must take measures to ensure, to their best extent, a sufficient level of AI literacy among their own staff and any other persons who deal with the operation and use of AI systems on their behalf. The measures must be calibrated to those persons' technical knowledge, experience, education and training, to the context in which the AI systems are to be used, and to the persons or groups of persons on whom the systems are to be used. The duty attaches to every AI system regardless of its risk class.