Presentation attack detection might not suffer with gender bias
Gender bias, not uncommon in facial recognition, is not necessarily a factor in detecting face biometric presentation attacks, according to…
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Gender bias, not uncommon in facial recognition, is not necessarily a factor in detecting face biometric presentation attacks, according to…
Spain’s Port of Vigo is again the site of tracking and monitoring technology. This time, a group of vendors working…
Transparency continues to be a capability that world governments cannot demonstrate when it comes to biometric systems aimed at their…
An Indigenous digital identity company says it has created Canada’s first online status card, or eID, service. OneFeather facilitates the…
A changed barcode on Nevada’s new Real ID driving license briefly stumped the U.S. Transportation Security Administration’s portable authentication. According…
Obviously, not all nations are ruled by authoritarian governments, but the way many nations build their digital ID programs can…
For everyone worried about detecting AI-born faces, it is reassuring to know that generative adversary networks still have a problem…
New research has come out looking at how eye movements can be used for biometric identification. A team of researchers…
According to one account, Amazon India is preparing to expand the ability to buy goods in that South Asian nation…
The scale of systems behind China’s alleged persecution of minorities — chiefly Uyghurs — continue to beggar the imagination. The…