Bradford L. Smith, the company’s president, compared the technology to products like medicines and cars that are highly regulated, and he urged Congress to study it and oversee its use.“We live in a nation of laws, and the government needs to play an important role in regulating facial recognition technology,”
Mr. Smith wrote. He added: “A world with vigorous regulation of products that are useful but potentially troubling is better than...
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