Home Office hears caution but wants action on facial recognition surveillance
It does not look like the United Kingdom will soon find consensus on how facial recognition systems are used by…
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Consent legislation progresses in California; biometrics would be reined in
Two California privacy, bills both of which give citizens more rights over their biometric identifiers, are moving toward a vote….
Pot pioneer buys the maker of its age-verifying kiosks
A U.S. cannabis supplier is buying the vendor who makes biometrics-enabled vending machines. American Green executives say they have signed…
AI regulation is evolving differently on each side of the North Atlantic
Both houses of the U.S. Congress now have significant legislation designed specifically to rein in AI created by contractors for…
Hand-wringing about AI spreads to government and big business
A UK justice committee has reacted with alarm at the lack of awareness, control and oversight of AI technologies including…
Dating apps aren’t that hard to fool with altered biometrics: researcher
A Stanford University researcher has used a generative adversarial network to exploit face biometrics vulnerabilities in two popular dating apps….
Smartphone biometrics news aplenty for Apple; not so Google
It has been some time since something more than the need to show off has been a top reason behind…
Israeli voice analysis firm plans to spin off metaverse-focused company
After 22 years of an almost stealth-like corporate existence, a tiny Israeli artificial intelligence firm is making more ripples in…
Task force, commission want government intervention with AI; especially facial recognition
Reports pushing recommendations for more-careful use of public algorithms continue to get more direct and succinct: Communicate, get stakeholders involved…
Protecting rights and regions using border biometrics
Making international borders more secure can be done while protecting the human rights of people crossing those borders, according to…
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