Source: McMillan

McMillan analyzes a recent Alberta court decision involving Clearview AI, focusing on the legal ramifications for facial recognition technology. The court evaluated issues related to biometric data privacy, user consent, and the limits of lawful AI surveillance.

The publication discusses the mixed outcomes of the litigation, highlighting key judicial findings that will influence future AI regulatory frameworks in Canada. It underscores the importance of balancing security interests with privacy rights in biometric and AI technologies.

The article offers practical insights for developers, legal practitioners, and policymakers navigating the complexities of AI data collection and privacy compliance in a rapidly evolving legal environment.