避免人脸识别技术滥用，就不能轻易“给他脸”

Core Points - The new regulations on facial recognition technology have been implemented for two months, leading to governance actions in cities like Chongqing, Shanghai, and Beijing [2] - The regulations require explicit consent and alternative verification methods, limiting the use of facial recognition as the sole identification method [3][4] - There is a significant concern regarding the misuse of facial recognition technology, with reports of forced usage in various public and private settings [3][5] Group 1 - The joint initiative by the Chongqing Municipal Cyberspace Administration and other departments focuses on rectifying issues related to mandatory facial recognition and lack of notification [2] - The regulations, effective from June 1, mandate that facial recognition must be accompanied by informed consent and cannot be the only verification method [3] - Observations indicate that facial recognition remains the primary or sole identification method in many scenarios, such as tourist attractions and hospitals [3][4] Group 2 - Despite legislative advancements, issues like unauthorized collection, storage, and sale of facial data persist, highlighting the need for stronger regulatory enforcement [4][5] - The urgency for regulatory intervention is emphasized, as the new rules allow for proactive governance and response to individual complaints [5] - There is a call for increased public awareness and vigilance regarding the use of facial recognition technology to prevent its abuse [5]