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150万条小区人脸信息面临安全隐患,检察公益诉讼督促整治
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2026-01-22 06:59
区住建委收到检察建议后高度重视,对案涉企业依法监管的同时,向全区物业企业下发《加强物业小区 人脸识别系统运用与个人信息保护的通知》,从行业层面划定规范红线。严格限定应用场景,严禁在业 主生活细节监控、私人区域拍摄等非安全管理场景随意使用。健全数据管理制度,要求物业企业指定专 人负责系统运维与数据管理,确保数据仅用于小区安全管理,杜绝泄露、出售或非法提供等行为。规范 同意获取流程,处理人脸信息须取得个人在充分知情前提下自愿、明确的单独同意;处理不满十四周岁 未成年人人脸信息时,必须征得其父母或者其他监护人同意。严控信息存储时限,存储过程需采用加密 技术,且期限不得超过必要限度,到期后自动删除。 南都讯 记者刘嫚发自北京针对部分物业及房地产企业在人脸识别技术运用过程中存在个人信息泄露安 全隐患的问题,重庆市两江新区检察院邀请网信部门业务专家协助调查,固定公益损害事实证据,通过 制发检察建议督促行政机关依法履行监管职责,推动物业和房地产企业行业整改。1月22日,最高人民 检察院发布一批个人信息保护检察公益诉讼典型案例,上述案例入选。 典型案例显示,重庆某科技有限公司的物业管理居住场所涉及人脸信息储备数量高达150万 ...
闯过创业"鬼门关",带机器狗圆梦!《Hi,老板》专访宇泛智能赵五岳
Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang· 2026-01-07 07:49
由千岛湖饮用天然水"云上天泉"冠名播出的《Hi,老板》,最新一期约到了宇泛智能董事长赵五岳。从 华为离职到体重暴涨至210斤,赵五岳自嘲这是"典型工伤"!创业十一年,他经历了多次生死危机,团 队成员却甘愿刷信用卡陪他死磕。在人脸识别领域摸爬滚打闯出来后,他又开启了另一段征程:带着机 器狗切入具身智能领域。本期《Hi,老板》对话宇泛智能董事长赵五岳,听听他为梦想而战的故事。 于德江:我们之前不涉及具身智能这一块的,那是不是也是因为这个市场比较热? 赵五岳:实际上,我个人一直想做机器人,包括我们最开始成立公司、融的第一笔钱,其实都是以家用 机器人去融的,包括我们的slogan——把人类从3D的工作中解放出来,就是希望机器人能够无处不在。 于德江:公司现在主要的重点在哪里? 赵五岳:市场重点还是人脸识别这个传统业务。 于德江:你的重心在哪里? 赵五岳:机器人。我们现在整个研发有将近三分之一都是与具身智能相关的。 于德江:外界会因为看到你们的四足机器人,跟宇树做一个对比,对你们产生一些质疑吗? 赵五岳:我们现在跟他们肯定不是一个量级的,对比是在所难免的。我自己觉得机器人市场是足够大 的,它是一定会容得下很多企业的。大 ...
华是科技:公司在业务方面有承接过杭州师范大学下沙校区人脸识别系统建设等项目
Zheng Quan Ri Bao Wang· 2025-10-16 09:15
Group 1 - The company has undertaken projects related to facial recognition systems, including the construction project for Hangzhou Normal University and the installation of facial recognition devices for Qianjiang Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. [1]
猫鼠游戏:中国作弊与反作弊简史
首席商业评论· 2025-06-07 03:51
Core Viewpoint - The article explores the historical evolution of cheating in China's examination system, particularly focusing on the high-stakes Gaokao, and the ongoing cat-and-mouse game between cheaters and anti-cheating measures throughout history [1][21]. Historical Context - Cheating has been present since the inception of the imperial examination system during the Sui and Tang dynasties, evolving from minor tricks to sophisticated schemes as the importance of exams grew [3][5]. - During the Song dynasty, exam halls became centers of "espionage," with candidates employing various ingenious methods to smuggle answers, including hiding notes in clothing and using trained pigeons to deliver answers [3][5]. Anti-Cheating Measures - The introduction of the "糊名法" (name-covering method) during the Song dynasty aimed to enhance fairness in grading by obscuring candidates' identities [5]. - The Ming and Qing dynasties saw stricter regulations, with severe penalties for cheating, including public humiliation and even execution for major offenses [5][9]. Modern Cheating Techniques - The resumption of the Gaokao in 1977 saw a resurgence of cheating, with notable cases involving manipulation of exam conditions and collusion with officials [9][12]. - Technological advancements have led to the use of devices like pagers and micro-earpieces for cheating, making methods increasingly covert [12][14]. Technological Countermeasures - Anti-cheating technology has also advanced, with measures including metal detectors, electromagnetic shielding, and biometric identification systems being implemented in exam settings [14][18]. - AI surveillance systems have been introduced to monitor candidates' behavior in real-time, significantly enhancing the ability to detect suspicious activities [14][18]. Societal Implications - The persistent issue of cheating reflects deeper societal anxieties regarding success and fairness, with many individuals justifying their actions due to perceived pressures and limited opportunities [17][21]. - The article suggests that reforming the examination system to reduce the emphasis on single high-stakes tests could mitigate the incentive to cheat, promoting a more holistic evaluation of students [18][22].