The Human Rights Network has added its voice to the growing number of advocacy organisations and watchdogs which have denounced Home Office plans to use AI facial-recognition software to assess the age of asylum-seeking children. The charity has already worked with hundreds of minors whom the state has wrongfully categorised as adults.  Back in April, the Human Rights Network exposed the fact that the Home Office frequently detains so-called “age-disputed children” as adults. Of the 76 age-disputed detainees at the time, Social Services had reassessed (or were reassessing) 26 as children. Less than a month later, the Helen Bamber Foundation revealed…