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- Delhi Police used AI-based facial recognition technology to identify 2,823 individuals with criminal backgrounds among participants in protests held at Jantar Mantar from July 20 to 25 against the NEET exam irregularities.
- According to police, 989 of those identified had backgrounds involving serious crimes, including murder and rape.
- The identification comes from the protests against alleged NEET exam fraud, a matter that has drawn widespread public attention.
What to watch next
- Whether police take action against the individuals identified at the protests
- Any public or legal scrutiny of the use of AI facial recognition at protests
- Developments in the NEET exam fraud case itself
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