Rekognition

The company didn't comment on its reasons for extending the ban indefinitely.

It's responding to protests and Congress with a hold on Rekognition.

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It’s drafting laws that it hopes federal lawmakers will adopt.

The company also improved its controversial technology's ability to estimate age ranges.

The city never got to the point of testing any of the images.

The bipartisan group is worried the technology is inaccurate and invasive.

They also voted down a proposal for a report to detail the tech's impact.

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Amazon's board opposes it and wants government regulation instead.

It's urging lawmakers to consult its new guidelines on how to responsibly use the tech.

The software thought darker-skinned women were men almost a third of the time.

They want to assess whether it could violate human rights.

The company says important policy questions need to be answered first.

President Brad Smith also reiterated support for legislation.

They say Amazon’s response to their questions was insufficient.

The company has faced criticism over its Rekognition system.

A test by the ACLU showed that Rekognition has some accuracy issues.

Rekognition has another hurdle to clear regarding public perception.

The city is still deciding how to move forward.