Facial recognition technologies exist in a largely unregulated ecosystem. Advancements have “outpaced laws and regulations, raising significant concerns related to equity, privacy and civil liberties, ...

I think you could not realistically change your face to fool state-of-the-art facial recognition. I think during the pandemic they changed the systems to rely heavily on the shape of people’s ...

How to protect your PC and important online services with face or finger recognition. News. Accessories; ... Even if a camera supports facial recognition — for example via its own software ...

Computer scientist Joy Buolamwini warns that facial recognition technology is riddled with the biases of its creators. She is the author of Unmasking AI and founder of the Algorithmic Justice League.

Never mind that recent project by two Harvard students showing how face-recognition glasses are a huge invasion of privacy. The glasses aren’t where danger lies!

Guru Purnima 2025 pays tribute to the timeless role of teachers across cultures and faiths. Rooted in the legacy of Veda ...

Mandatory face-recognition tools have repeatedly failed to identify people with darker skin tones. One Dutch student is fighting to end their use.

Canada-based University of Waterloo is racing to remove M&M-branded smart vending machines from campus after outraged students discovered the machines were covertly collecting facial-recognition ...

The mask joins a growing list of wearable items designed – but not necessarily produced – to block facial recognition technology. For example, Polish designer Ewa Nowak developed "face ...

The mask joins a growing list of wearable items designed – but not necessarily produced – to block facial recognition technology. For example, Polish designer Ewa Nowak developed "face ...

Facial recognition was a late-blooming technology: It went through 40 years of floundering before it finally matured. At the 1970 Japan World Exposition, a primitive computer tried—mostly in ...

Plans to use face recognition technology at public events raise issues about civil liberties. Facial recognition technology could soon be everywhere – here’s how to make it safer Home ...