Hong Kong Studies Facial Recognition Drones for Smoking Enforcement
Hong Kong officials are studying whether to add AI facial recognition to drones used to enforce a construction-site smoking ban, potentially allowing…
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Hong Kong officials are studying whether to add AI facial recognition to drones used to enforce a construction-site smoking ban, potentially allowing…
Salesforce has completed the first phase of a Marketing Cloud Engagement security update that requires administrators to perform a fresh identity check before…
Singapore is testing face-based fare payment at Punggol Coast MRT with selected public officers whose profiles are linked to SimplyGo cards.
iDenfy’s new facial age estimation module uses a live selfie for clear cases and routes users near the threshold to a document check.
Incode’s GovFaceMatch compares a live selfie with participating US state motor vehicle records while keeping DMV biometric data inside the agency.
Reality Defender says Google accepted a real-time face swap in two selfie-video sign-in enrollments, exposing a specific enrollment weakness.
Sindh will launch facial recognition attendance for teachers in six districts on August 17 before a planned province-wide expansion.
UK Conservatives want police to run usable images of unidentified suspects through retrospective facial recognition as a standard investigative step.
Visa will acquire behavioral biometrics specialist BioCatch for $2.4 billion, adding device and user behavior signals to its fraud tools.
Vietnam’s draft Customs Law would require e-ID checks for domestic traders using platforms for cross-border e-commerce, with one check per account proposed.