3 proctoring app makers fidget as they are tested
If darting eyes are a possible sign of anxiety (and they are), there are makers of three automated biometric proctoring…
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If darting eyes are a possible sign of anxiety (and they are), there are makers of three automated biometric proctoring…
University of Chicago researchers have come up with the most improbable (so far) biometric method of authenticating someone’s identity —…
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Taking an active rather than reactive position on building trustworthy AI, Facebook has opened a new dataset to algorithm developers…
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The European Union appears ready to pick a side when it comes to using AI for mass surveillance and social…
A Colorado state representative is pushing a bill he introduced last month that would give people more control over their…
Software apparently can guess a person’s surname with some certainty by just looking at their face with enough accuracy to…
The worst-case scenario for those who want police to use a controversial facial recognition service is playing out. News is…
A newly announced partnership between a vein biometrics vendor and kiosk builder is delivering automated opioid-dispensing machines designed to curb…