Mixing synthetic, real faces make biometric recognition pretty good
A team dominated by Microsoft scientists has published research indicating that anyone scraping the internet for faces with which to…
synthetic faces
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vAIsual launches Dataset Shop for legally clean face biometrics training data
vAIsual is commercializing its ethical training data for face biometrics algorithms with the launch of its Dataset Shop. Companies can…
Face biometrics’ limitations with profile images could help deepfake detection
Limitations to the software used in building deepfakes means that many of them are not very good at recreating profile…
Putting the smudginess of old VHS movies to use training facial recognition algorithms
Anyone who has learned to fly a plane knows that good pilots are not made in orderly classrooms. They are…
Deepfake detection loses accuracy somewhere between your brain and your mouth
A team of neuroscientists researching deepfakes at the University of Sydney have found that people seem to be able to…
Synthetic data getting serious for biometrics training
Synthetic data created by artificial intelligence systems, for AI systems is a growing market, as general adversarial networks (GANs) are…
Dataset generating model boosts biometric performance and privacy, researchers say
It is possible to create synthetic samples for facial recognition algorithms that simultaneously maintain code performance and cut privacy leakage,…
vAisual
vAisual has created the world’s first commercially available algorithmic camera – a ground-breaking product that combines legally clean datasets to…
AI improving at sentiment recognition, already good at rash judgement, studies show
When a person demonstrates a low emotional quotient (EQ), they are sometimes described as having robotic reactions. Normal human reactions…
More real money for synthetic biometric data
Add $50 million to the venture funding raised by Datagen, which specializes in simulating humans for use in training AI…
