<p>香港的监控摄像头预计将在今年尽早整合面部识别技术，前提是解决法律和技术问题，市警务处处长周逸鸣表示。周逸鸣在周日还表示，警方将优先将高流量和战略位置的购物中心的闭路电视（CCTV）摄像头连接到警方的 “SmartView” 系统，并指出运营商对此计划 “反应积极”。警方此前表示，面部识别技术可能在去年年底前被纳入该系统，但周表示一些法律和技术问题需要解决。“我们同事的适应能力、公众的接受程度和法律框架——这些都是我们正在努力的领域，” 周在一次电视采访中说。“我希望我们能在不久的将来引入 [面部识别技术]……我不能确定是否会在今年实现，但当然，我希望我们能做到。如果不能，我希望能在明年实现。” 周表示，警方将在部署面部识别技术之前告知公众。警方早些时候表示，面部识别将用于识别嫌疑人或失踪人员，并提醒警员注意匹配情况。政府已提议拨款 40 亿港元（约合 5.116 亿美元）以扩展 SmartView 项目，目标是在全市安装 6500 个摄像头，使总数到 2031 年达到 66500 个，并开发人工智能视频分析工具箱。提交给立法会安全小组的政策文件表示，警方还将与私人商业组织合作，将合适的摄像头整合到 SmartView 中，升级视频管理系统并扩展容量，改善光纤网络等基础设施以确保稳定传输。周表示，警方已接洽购物中心，将其监控摄像头连接到 SmartView。“我们与一些购物中心运营商进行了讨论，并收到了积极的回应，” 周说，并补充说他预计在今年内实现连接。他指出，高流量和战略位置的购物中心将被优先考虑。随着香港将在 11 月首次举办国际刑警的年度最高会议，周表示与会者名单仍不确定，因地缘政治紧张局势加剧。他强调，尽管局势动荡，警方不会停止国际交流，并表示将专注于加强与东南亚国家的联系，因为逃犯常常逃往这些地方。周还驳斥了与日本警方在上个月一起发生在货币兑换店外的 5100 万日元（约合 33.08 万美元）抢劫案的合作受到北京和东京之间持续紧张关系影响的担忧。“我们与 [日本警方] 的合作并不广泛，” 周说。“也许他们有很多调查工作要做，考虑他们能提供什么需要时间。”</p>

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<p>香港计划在今年将面部识别技术整合到公共监控系统中，具体实施仍需法律和技术上的解决方案，警方专员周志伟表示。该倡议旨在增强 SmartView 系统，特别是在高人流的购物中心。政府已提议拨款 40 亿港元以扩展该项目，计划到 2031 年新增 6500 个摄像头。周志伟强调，在实施之前，公众的接受度和法律框架的重要性，同时也提到了在地缘政治紧张局势下的国际合作</p>

<p>Hong Kong’s surveillance cameras are expected to incorporate facial recognition technology as early as this year, pending the resolution of legal and technical issues, according to the city’s police chief. Commissioner of Police Joe Chow Yat-ming also said on Sunday that the force would prioritise linking closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in high-traffic and strategically located shopping centres into the force’s “SmartView” system, noting that operators had “responded positively” to the plan. The force previously indicated that facial recognition technology could be adopted in the system by the end of last year, but Chow said that some legal and technical issues had to be addressed. “The adaptability of our colleagues, the level of acceptance among the public and the legal framework – these are all areas we are working on,” Chow said in a televised interview. “I hope that we can introduce [facial recognition technology] in the near future … I cannot say with certainty whether it will happen this year, but of course, I hope we can. If not, I hope it will be next year.” Chow said the force would tell the public before deploying facial recognition technology on its cameras. Police earlier said that facial recognition would be used to identify suspects or missing people and to alert officers to matches. The government has proposed earmarking HK$4 billion (US$511.6 million) to expand the SmartView project, with the aim of installing 6,500 more cameras across the city – bringing the total to 66,500 by 2031 – and developing an artificial intelligence video analytics toolbox. A policy paper submitted to the legislature’s security panel said the force would also collaborate with private commercial organisations to integrate suitable cameras into SmartView, upgrade the video management system and expand capacity, and improve infrastructure such as fibre optic networks for stable transmission. Chow said the force had approached shopping centres to connect their surveillance cameras to SmartView. “We have been in discussions with some shopping centre operators and received positive responses,” Chow said, adding that he expected connections within this year. He noted that high-traffic and strategically located shopping centres would be prioritised. With Hong Kong set to hold Interpol’s top annual meeting in November for the first time, Chow said the attendee list remained uncertain amid heightened geopolitical tensions. He stressed that the force would not halt its international exchanges despite such turbulence, adding that it would focus on strengthening ties with Southeast Asian countries, where absconders often fled to. Chow also dismissed concerns that collaboration with Japanese police on a 51 million yen (US$330,800) robbery outside a currency exchange shop last month had been affected by ongoing tensions between Beijing and Tokyo. “Our cooperation with [Japanese police] has not been extensive,” Chow said. “Perhaps they have a lot of investigative work to do, and it takes time for them to consider what they can offer.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>香港的监控摄像头预计将在今年尽早整合面部识别技术，前提是解决法律和技术问题，市警务处处长周逸鸣表示。周逸鸣在周日还表示，警方将优先将高流量和战略位置的购物中心的闭路电视（CCTV）摄像头连接到警方的 “SmartView” 系统，并指出运营商对此计划 “反应积极”。警方此前表示，面部识别技术可能在去年年底前被纳入该系统，但周表示一些法律和技术问题需要解决。“我们同事的适应能力、公众的接受程度和法律框架——这些都是我们正在努力的领域，” 周在一次电视采访中说。“我希望我们能在不久的将来引入 [面部识别技术]……我不能确定是否会在今年实现，但当然，我希望我们能做到。如果不能，我希望能在明年实现。” 周表示，警方将在部署面部识别技术之前告知公众。警方早些时候表示，面部识别将用于识别嫌疑人或失踪人员，并提醒警员注意匹配情况。政府已提议拨款 40 亿港元（约合 5.116 亿美元）以扩展 SmartView 项目，目标是在全市安装 6500 个摄像头，使总数到 2031 年达到 66500 个，并开发人工智能视频分析工具箱。提交给立法会安全小组的政策文件表示，警方还将与私人商业组织合作，将合适的摄像头整合到 SmartView 中，升级视频管理系统并扩展容量，改善光纤网络等基础设施以确保稳定传输。周表示，警方已接洽购物中心，将其监控摄像头连接到 SmartView。“我们与一些购物中心运营商进行了讨论，并收到了积极的回应，” 周说，并补充说他预计在今年内实现连接。他指出，高流量和战略位置的购物中心将被优先考虑。随着香港将在 11 月首次举办国际刑警的年度最高会议，周表示与会者名单仍不确定，因地缘政治紧张局势加剧。他强调，尽管局势动荡，警方不会停止国际交流，并表示将专注于加强与东南亚国家的联系，因为逃犯常常逃往这些地方。周还驳斥了与日本警方在上个月一起发生在货币兑换店外的 5100 万日元（约合 33.08 万美元）抢劫案的合作受到北京和东京之间持续紧张关系影响的担忧。“我们与 [日本警方] 的合作并不广泛，” 周说。“也许他们有很多调查工作要做，考虑他们能提供什么需要时间。”</p>
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香港警察局长表示，计划今年在公共闭路电视中添加人脸识别功能