Belize Police May Seek New Facial Recognition Vendor Over Data-sharing Issue
The Belize Police Department may soon be in the market for a new facial recognition system. According to local reports, the Department had initially planned to…
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The Belize Police Department may soon be in the market for a new facial recognition system. According to local reports, the Department had initially planned to…
A new Policy Note from the World Bank, “Electronic Signatures: Enabling Trusted Digital Transformation,” argues that electronic signatures are not only…
On the latest episode of ID Talk, Frost & Sullivan’s Danielle VanZandt returns to discuss one of the most significant M&A stories in the identity technology…
Look, there’s a lot of OpenAI news this week. We don’t like to give any one company too much of the spotlight in the AI Update, but it’s unavoidable in […]
The Australian Government has launched a new mobile app designed to streamline the visa application process for Pacific Island countries. Dubbed the…
A new report from the Security Industry Association paints a portrait of an industry that, despite its challenges, continues to show resilience and growth as…
A six-month trial of facial recognition technology at 25 Foodstuffs North Island supermarkets in New Zealand has yielded positive early results, with the…
British law enforcement authorities have, for the first time, used facial recognition at an overseas sports event to ban a football hooligan. Josh Waugh…
A new report from the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (“Europol”) highlights the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and…
On this week’s episode of ID Talk, co-hosts Tony Bitzionis and Alex Perala are joined by Anand Acharya and Pallavi Sharma, who discuss their work on Bhutan…