Eyes set on the wanted in Penang


GEORGE TOWN: Criminals, beware! The country’s first facial recognition camera system to detect and track down criminals on the streets is now up and running.

Many of the 767 CCTV cameras on Penang Island are now equipped with the facial recognition technology featuring artificial intelligence (AI) by IBM.

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