New data privacy law in Empire State gives biometric players options and risks
Given the unusually high tide of political, economic and health-care developments this year, executives could be forgiven for missing a…
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.
Digital onboarding finally gets banks’ attention; money is being budgeted — survey
Imagine a business so central to people’s lives that they wait in line to walk in the door only to…
AI used in migrant agencies globally; Can it make sense of a difficult task?
Artificial intelligence has taken root more broadly in international migration issues than many, perhaps, realize. The early adopters among governments…
The intense surveillance of Hyderabad with facial recognition is bulking up
Even a glance at the digital eyes with biometric capabilities going up in the Indian state of Telangana reveal numbers…
Fingerprint, face, iris … lips? Researchers say the mouth is biometric gold
Many people, maybe millions, could authenticate Mick Jagger simply by looking at his lips. The trick would be using lips…
Movements build to ban secret use of facial recognition
State governments at opposite ends of the nation appear ready to place more controls on the use of facial recognition…
Building a practical solution to ethics in AI code is possible, researchers find
Principles by themselves are like jockeys in colorful silks without a horse — interesting to behold but of limited use….
RSA conference serves up optimism for a passwordless future with biometrics
A biometrics industry analysis piece published on Forbes.com attempts to drive a few more nails in the coffin containing the…
Advisory board in Hong Kong tells Beijing to back off cameras in smart lamp posts
In an illustration — perhaps unique — of how critical trust is to new communications technology, an advisory committee in…
Can businesses be trusted with their hands in the public biometrics cookie jar?
Is it ethical for police to work with commercial entities to create live facial recognition systems? It is a question…
Biometric Market Analysis and Buyer's Guides
- Biometric Physical Access Control
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- Deepfake Detection
- Online Age Assurance
- Facial Liveness Detection