Practical way to have AI flag its own uncertainty reported. Could be used to spot deepfakes
Researchers say they have found an efficient way for an AI algorithm like those used in biometrics to judge how…
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Researchers say they have found an efficient way for an AI algorithm like those used in biometrics to judge how…
A public-private group in the European Union is telling the union’s 27 nations that the time to combat AI-perpetrated crime,…
How can the U.S. health care industry meaningfully tap biometrics for patient-matching, something that is assumed will be a boon…
Biometric authentication is increasingly attractive to U.S. consumers, according to a vendor-sponsored report. Facial and fingerprint recognition are preferable than…
Just as concerns and skepticism grow about systems using facial recognition as a tool to help spot fevers in a…
The U.S. government has issued a draft update to its biometric PIV card standard addressing initial identity proofing, interoperability infrastructure…
A recent Rand Corp. report, this one about threats anticipated with the coming Internet of Bodies, foresees unique privacy knots…
Dozens of allied European civil society groups, incredulous that few of the continent’s governments have, in their eyes, been able…
The U.S. Army is readying a demonstration project that would turn facial recognition surveillance systems on children. Its Engineer R&D…
A pair of U.S. researchers say they have improved language understanding in AI using a more-efficient and scalable new technique…