The concept of identity is a challenging topic to tackle due to its fluid nature. How does technology influence our perception and usage of identity?
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Innovative technologies such as VR and holograms are taking over the live events industry. How will they leverage the fast pace growth of the tech industry and what does it mean for the future of the live event industry?
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US citizens have the right to opt-out of airport face recognition programs. This might cause a slight delay but maybe not. Even a small error rate would cause thousands of people to be misidentified every day so you might actually be speeding things up by skipping the surveillance.
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San Francisco is the first city in the United States to adopt a ban on government use of facial recognition technology. What do we think of that at Blink Identity?
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Is biometric face recognition a technology that is mature enough to be used for payments? Like all security methods, there is no easy answer.
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There are many problematic issues with the use mass surveillance technology but the one we are talking about today is related to how they just don’t work very well.
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Biometric identification technology is advancing faster than established best practices and laws that address their use. Four states have laws that cover biometric privacy - is that good enough?
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Almost every day there is an article in the news about face recognition technology. Let’s dig down and learn some of the basics about how it works.
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The ACLU has critiqued a recent project to use face recognition technology in New York schools. Is the criticism valid? Well, yes and no.
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The ACLU did an experiment comparing a criminal watch list to members of Congress. The results got a lot of press but actually weren’t at all surprising.
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