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Articles By Jim Nash

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.

 

Facial recognition had an unruly couple of years in Massachusetts — ACLU

Authors of a new civil liberties report allege police use of facial recognition in Massachusetts over the last two years…

 

A market for emotion recognition grows without tackling deep concerns by the public

Private and government researchers see few unassailable obstacles to — and plenty of money in — making emotion recognition a…

 

Rights activists aren’t taking President Biden’s word on ‘humane’ border biometrics

The path forward for security along the U.S.-Mexico border looks no more certain now, under President Joe Biden, than it…

 

Don’t remove AI’s training wheels at the border yet — authors

Two authors looked at digital identification and surveillance used by multiple nations around the world and found that generally democratic…

 

The UK digitizes a key biometric visa application process in Hong Kong with selfie matching

Continuing in its commitment to protect Hong Kong natives facing Chinese political repression, the UK government has made it easier…

 

Biometric computer vision algorithms can’t be fair until they accept racial complexity — paper

A new research paper finds that those compiling and using facial recognition datasets take a convenient but error-producing shovel approach…

 

Updated biometric ID cards going to 1.4M Afghan refugees living in Pakistan

The United Nations and government of Pakistan plan to distribute 1.4 million replacement biometric ID cards for Afghan refugees living…

 

Fists used in biometric research seeking most practical, accurate ID system

Researchers based in Australia and China say their new biometric system can correctly identify individuals by hand veins with at…

 

Privacy advocates push for strict biometric surveillance regulation in appeals to White House, EU

Privacy advocates on both sides of the Atlantic are telling their governments that they do not trust officials to use…

 

Hodgepodge campaigns in US nipping at big biometric privacy questions

A number of federal and state officials are separately talking about biometric privacy. Rather than raising expectations for coherent guidance…

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