AI believers: Give AI a chance. Everyone else: Give us a break
Some AI researchers are saying worriers need to relax. Algorithms are nowhere near powerful enough to endanger humanity. It is…
Jim Nash is a business journalist. His byline has appeared in The New York Times, Investors Business Daily, Robotics Business Review and other publications. You can find Jim on LinkedIn.
Some AI researchers are saying worriers need to relax. Algorithms are nowhere near powerful enough to endanger humanity. It is…
The financial services industry wants the federal government to do something — almost anything — to give consumers confidence in…
Lawyers for TikTok Inc. users who claim their biometric privacy has been violated by the video-sharing app maker say a…
Civil ID programs are identity management applications used by governments to verify a citizen and establish a link of trust,…
Anxious to prime the vacation-travel pump, Disney World and at least one other international entertainment venue are deploying facial recognition…
Privacy advocates are starting to worry publicly that Clearview AI, the infamous face-scraping biometric startup, ultimately will prevail in court…
Autonomous face biometrics does not have to be perfect yet, say proponents. Especially with systems used by police, humans can…
China’s authoritarian government is shocked that its subjects have fallen victim to indiscriminate, secret facial recognition networks. It took a…
New York City has joined the list of jurisdictions nationwide creating roadblocks to facial recognition and other biometrics. Lawmakers agreed…
Department of Homeland Security officials have chosen a winning user interface design for its digital wallet challenge. Dignari, a small…