GUEST POST: Mark Clifton Comments on the FindBiometrics Year in Review
The FindBiometrics Year in Review is the longest running biometrics industry survey, providing insight into the top trends in the ever-evolving identity…
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MIT AI Policy Congress Convenes to Discuss AI and Ethics
The inaugural MIT AI Policy Congress recently convened in Massachusetts, bringing together leading researchers, industry insiders, and policy experts for a…
Chicago Judge Dismisses BIPA Case Over Lack of ‘Concrete Injuries’
A lawsuit against Google based on the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, or BIPA, has been dismissed by a district court judge – but that doesn’t mean…
D-ID Officially Launches Facial Recognition Jamming Solution
Tel Aviv-based D-ID has officially launched its facial recognition-jamming technology, after showcasing it to attendees of last week’s TechCrunch Disrupt San…
Government Biometrics Month: The Primer
The government sector has long been a key driver – if not the key driver – of the biometrics market. But with biometric technologies having advanced by leaps…
INTERVIEW: Duane Blackburn on Biometrics and Government at FedID 2018
Every September the biometrics industry converges on the Federal Identity Forum & Exposition, otherwise known as FedID—the key identity technology conference…
BRIEF: The Flip Side of the Biometric Facial Recognition Debate
Facial recognition has been a hot topic for a long time now. But with technological advances now pushing the technology into the public sphere more than ever,…
App Platform Uses Blockchain, Biometrics to Protect User Privacy – and Monetize It
A new startup is looking to blockchain and biometrics to enable decentralized app development. Called iTrue Limited, the Hong Kong-based firm is taking the…
Microsoft President Delves Into Facial Recognition Ethics
As controversy over the public use of facial recognition continues, Microsoft is following Google’s lead in laying out its approach to the ethics of the…
Orlando Police to Proceed with Rekognition Testing
“In its memo, the OPD said that the next trial would operate similarly to the first, in which seven police officers volunteered to have their faces scanned by…