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UK Police Plan To Use Facial Recognition On Crowds During Coronation, Faces Criticism
Human rights advocates are concerned that police could use face-scanning technology to target protesters, as they have in the past.
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Humans Can Recognise 5,000 Faces, Study Finds Out
From family and friends to strangers on the subway and public figures on 24-hour news cycles, humans recognise an astonishing 5,000 faces, scientists said Wednesday in the first study of its kind.
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Microsoft Urges Regulation of Facial Recognition Tech
Microsoft's chief legal officer on Friday called for regulation of facial recognition technology due to the risk to privacy and human rights.
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Humans, Smartphones Often Fail to Detect Face Morph Photos: Study
Researchers from University of York in the UK examined the ability of both human viewers and smartphone face recognition software.
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Puberty Can Change The Way Humans Recognise Faces: Research
Apart from the many mental and physical changes that teenagers go through as they enter puberty, new research has found that adolescents also begin to view faces differently.
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UK Police Plan To Use Facial Recognition On Crowds During Coronation, Faces Criticism
Human rights advocates are concerned that police could use face-scanning technology to target protesters, as they have in the past.
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Humans Can Recognise 5,000 Faces, Study Finds Out
From family and friends to strangers on the subway and public figures on 24-hour news cycles, humans recognise an astonishing 5,000 faces, scientists said Wednesday in the first study of its kind.
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Microsoft Urges Regulation of Facial Recognition Tech
Microsoft's chief legal officer on Friday called for regulation of facial recognition technology due to the risk to privacy and human rights.
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Humans, Smartphones Often Fail to Detect Face Morph Photos: Study
Researchers from University of York in the UK examined the ability of both human viewers and smartphone face recognition software.
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Puberty Can Change The Way Humans Recognise Faces: Research
Apart from the many mental and physical changes that teenagers go through as they enter puberty, new research has found that adolescents also begin to view faces differently.
