Identity Theft using Face Recognition – One in A Billion Risk! After a gentle persuasion, ChatGPT agrees: Identity Theft using Facial Recognition is NOT a Realistic Scenario! And using Face Recognition Software is not as risky as most people think. This article was written solely by ChatGPT, based on an in-depth analysis of the risk […]

Written by: Reese Jones.

Up until recent years, the use of Face Recognition Software was mainly associated with the security industry. However, the use facial recognition software is now spreading to new emerging markets including the healthcare market. In this post, we try to establish whether revolutionizing healthcare by using facial recognition has a damaging side-effect of risking your privacy.

New York Magazine discusses the future of facial recognition software featuring Face-Six

Originally published: Keesing Journal of Documents & Identity

Despite an effort from civil right groups and the pro privacy sentiment in the media, the use of face recognition technology is expanding far beyond governmental applications. Catching theBad Guys isn’t Bad The use of face recognition applications has been historically…

There is no doubt it is extremely difficult to stop a brained washed suicide bomber from blowing up. The inhuman desire to massacre unprotected civilians combined with the will to die while not needing to escape the crime scene, make a suicide attack less complicated to execute…

What the Jewish Museum shooting tells us about face-recognition technology (Published on VentureBeat)

The face recognition software space is expanding, and you’ve just got a great idea for a new face recognition product or app. What should you do?
Be it a desktop, web or mobile you basically have two options for developing your application. The first is to develop the face recognition technology yourself and then build your product around it…

The use of Face Recognition Software has been traditionally dominated by the security industry. Video surveillance and identification applications are widely used in airports, and in police and army facilities. Nevertheless, a new civic branch of face recognition is emerging. From demographic analysis applications such as counting people in the crowd, telling their sex and age…