Difference between revisions of "Facial recognition"
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Revision as of 14:57, 18 August 2019
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| Interest of | • Big Brother Watch • National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence |
Facial recognition technology is the automated recognition of individuals. It is being increasingly applied as CCTV cameras, rather than recording video footage are now directly feeding computers power with AI steered image recognition.
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Usage
In the US, the DOHS provides facial recognition data to private companies such as airlines.[1]
Capabilities
Facial recognition technology is increasingly effective>
Resistance
Facial recognition is reported to be vulnerable to masking with makeup[2], masks, or specially designed clothing.[3]
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