Bipartisan Senate Bill Seeks to Criminalize AI-Generated Digital Impersonation Fraud
A bipartisan Senate bill would criminalize the use of AI-generated deepfakes for financial fraud and identity impersonation, while directing the National…
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New Jersey Assembly Passes Biometric Surveillance Bill With Penalties Up to $20,000
The New Jersey General Assembly has passed Bill A3929, a measure that would prohibit businesses from using biometric surveillance without clear notice and a…
Aware Reports Q1 2026 Revenue of $3.4M as Biometric Platform Pivot Takes Shape
Aware Inc. has reported first-quarter 2026 revenue of $3.4 million, down from $3.6 million in the year-ago period, as the biometric technology provider…
Fingerprint Cards Reports 30 Percent Revenue Growth Ahead of Precise Biometrics Merger
Fingerprint Cards AB has reported fiscal year 2025 revenue of SEK 78.2 million, a 30 percent increase year-over-year and 40 percent in constant currency terms,…
AI Update: Always Read the Fine Print
Welcome to the latest edition of the AI Update, where we continue to track the major developments in artificial intelligence and their implications for…
California Expands Mobile Driver’s License to Samsung Wallet
California has extended its mobile driver’s license program to Samsung Wallet, enabling residents to store and present a state-issued Mobile ID credential…
Erie County Passes Biometric Transparency and Privacy Act Restricting Business Use
Erie County lawmakers in New York have approved a Biometric Transparency and Privacy Act that restricts businesses from collecting, using, or selling biometric…
Austria Rolls Out Nationwide Digital Student ID Through eAusweise App
Austria has launched a nationwide digital student ID through the eAusweise app, giving students access to a smartphone-based credential linked to the country’s…
Turks and Caicos Advances World Bank-Backed National Digital ID Program
The Turks and Caicos Islands is advancing a World Bank-backed national digital identification program as part of a broader digital transformation agenda…
California Bill AB 1709 Would Restrict Social Media for Minors, Raising Age Verification Concerns
California lawmakers are considering Assembly Bill 1709, a measure that would ban social media access for users under 16 and has drawn criticism from digital…