New technologies are helping to tackle one of the great scourges of air travel – airport queues. But at what cost to our privacy? Queues to check-in and drop your bags, at security, at passport control and finally queues at your… Read More ›
Recognition Technology
Apple Will Start Tracking Your Calls & Emails To Assign You A ‘Trust Score’
Apple quietly updated their privacy policy with a new controversial ploy stating they will now collect user and behavioural data from iPhone users and claims it will be used to prevent fraud. But is this really what’s going on? Let’s… Read More ›
China Deploys “SkyNet” Facial Recognition, Can Compare 3 Billion Faces Per Second
“The system is able to identify 40 facial features, regardless of angles and lighting, at an accuracy rate of 99.8 percent,” reports People’s Daily. “It can also scan faces and compare them with its database of criminal suspects at large… Read More ›
Googles Secret Patent A Weapon For Antichrist – The Vampire Watch
The mark of the beast is truly coming about right before our very eyes. Google recently patented a device which is worse than the RFID chip and could easily be considered the actual Mark of the Beast called the Vampire… Read More ›
The All Seeing Eye of Destruction: Google Creates ‘Image-Recognition AI’ For Your Smartphone
In 2016, Alphabet Inc. Patented ‘Google Lens,’ a computerized contact lens that gets embedded into the eye which can record and take pictures. In 2017, Alphabet Inc. brings about the first phase of ‘Google Lens’ in the form of an ‘image-recognition… Read More ›
No Place To Hide – Software That Identifies Any Passing Face Is Ready For Market
Is it worth the convenience for a machine to recognize your face? Submit a selfie, and you don’t need to carry a ticket into a concert, promises Moscow’s NTechLab, which used face-scanning technology to let people into a electronic music… Read More ›
The government is ramping up the effort to use tattoos to identify people
The government is ramping up its efforts to improve the technology it uses to identify people by their tattoos. Earlier this week the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), which is a part of the US Department of Commerce, hosted… Read More ›
