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Google’s Face Unlock feature on Pixel phones works really well, until the lights go out. The company appears to be building out a new upgrade to this with “active illumination” which is… just turning ...

A new model developed by researchers at Mass General Brigham can estimate age and predict survival outcomes from just one photo Lancet Digital Health/Published by Elsevier Ltd A new AI model might be ...

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The Innocence Project and the ACLU joined a lawsuit against the city of Reno and a police officer over a man’s arrest based on a casino’s faulty facial recognition software. An additional court filing ...

Once upon a time, college students twisted keys into corresponding locks on residence hall doors to reach their dorm room. Then the process changed to plastic cards, swiped against an entryway box.