Death, taxes and … passwords — must we accept them?
More words have been written about love, but the subject of passwords surely is creeping up on it. Two new…
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.
More words have been written about love, but the subject of passwords surely is creeping up on it. Two new…
A database of Chinese school children’s faces and their locations on Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. servers has been found online…
Anyone wondering what the future of biometric facial recognition looks like in the United States would have a good model…
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a privacy impact assessment related to biometric facial recognition technology it first rolled…
Citing anonymous sources, a pair of technology publications are reporting that Apple Inc. has bought a startup that makes edge-based,…
For better or worse, the U.S. Congress is getting more involved in the use of facial recognition. The House Oversight…
No tool buries a hatchet more efficiently than the promise of revenue. This month, a United Kingdom designer of highly…
A scene in the science-fiction film The Matrix Reloaded shows the simulated thermal image of actor Hugo Weaving’s angry face….
Almost half of U.S. consumers surveyed in a new report say they are “excited” about retailers using face biometric technologies…
Citizen protests and lawsuits notwithstanding, municipalities around the world are rushing to install surveillance systems marketed as smart city technology….