Yoti Improves Teen Accuracy in Facial Age Estimation as UK Regulations Kick In
Yoti has released a new white paper detailing major accuracy improvements in its facial age estimation technology for users aged 13 to 17. The update comes as…
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New Jersey to Launch Digital Driver’s Licenses with Privacy Protections and 2029 Target Date
New Jersey has officially joined the growing number of U.S. states embracing digital identity, following Governor Phil Murphy’s signing of legislation…
NEC Debuts Privacy-Focused Facial Recognition That Stores No Actual Images
‘The system employs a “secret computing method” that enables verification while maintaining key protection, allowing the entire authentication process to occur…
ID Tech Digest – November 13, 2024
Welcome to ID Tech’s digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: Georgia Tech…
Credence ID Strengthens IP Portfolio with Two Patent Awards
Credence ID has been awarded two patents from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The patents—No. 12107957, granted in October 2024, and No. 12013924, issued…
New Zealand Announces Digital ID Trust Framework
New Zealand is implementing a comprehensive Trust Framework for digital identity services, joining a growing number of countries adopting standardized…
Mastercard Enters Age Verification Arena
Mastercard is getting into the age verification business, announcing a new “Identity Attribute Verification” service. In a blog post, the financial giant…
OMB Guidance on AI Procurement Stresses Need to Avoid Bias, Vendor Lock-In
The White House Office of Management and Budget has issued a new formal guidance concerning the procurement of artificial intelligence tools, with important…
JP Morgan VP Maps mDL Growth Around Digital Trust Service
A senior JP Morgan Chase executive is highlighting the growing importance of mobile driver’s licenses. In a new post on his blog “Demystify Biometrics”, Ashok…
Australia’s Info Commissioner Clears 7-Eleven Over ‘Inadvertent’ Use of Facial Recognition
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has closed its investigation into 7-Eleven’s use of facial recognition technology (FRT),…