Tags: Facial recognition

Great Apes Could Recognize a Face They Once Saw for Years [Study]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.19.2023 07:20 AM

Great apes have sharp memories like elephants when it comes to recognizing faces. Continue reading to learn more.

How Common Is Face Blindness? Facial Recognition Struggles Are More Prevalent Than Previously Thought

03.04.2023 20:39 PM

Though previous estimates have revealed that around 2% to 2.5% of individuals battle face blindness, the condition is actually more common than previously thought. Read to learn more.

Clothing 'Wearable Algorithm' Makes CCTVs Identify Humans as Animals, Confuses AI Recognition

01.29.2023 21:42 PM

Innovative company Cap-able comes up with knittedwear that helps trick AI facial recognition into identifying human wearers as animals. Read to know more.

Zoom's AI-Powered Tools Detects User Emotions, But Rights Group Said This Invades Privacy

05.19.2022 04:46 AM

Rights advocacy groups protest against the development of the videoconferencing company Zoom for their new AI tech that reads emotion of users. Learn more about why the organizations oppose the project and the impacts of this new AI system.

Clearview AI Face Recognition That Stores People’s Images at Work in Ukraine Against Russian Forces

03.16.2022 06:34 AM

Clearview AI stores a database of face images from billions of people around the world. Read on to know more about how the Ukraine government will utilize the facial recognition technology against Russia.

'Grandmother Neuron' May Exist After All: Scientists Found Cells that Links Face Perception and Memory

07.13.2021 01:27 AM

New research on monkeys may have found the long-sought-after grandmother neuron. These are neurons that code specific information, that link sensory neurons, and memory.

Emojify Shows How AI Emotion Recognition Technology Works and its Implications to Society

04.05.2021 22:25 PM

Scientists built the Emojify website that urges people to pull faces in front of the camera to help understand how AI emotion recognition technology works.

If AI Can Detect Human Emotions, Will It Spell Danger For Mankind in the Future?

01.16.2020 20:45 PM

AI is changing at a fast rate, and it should be given some thought if all artificial intelligence develops, then what are the limits to be applied. This question is taken seriously, should AI learn to read human emotions better than ourselves.

Extremely Accurate Sensors for 3D Cameras to Be Launched Soon by Sorex Sensors

08.13.2019 06:00 AM

Smartphones are about to get a makeover as new and highly accurate sensors have been developed. Increasingly in demand, manufacturers of smartphones are constantly improving the quality and features of their products.

San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition Software

05.15.2019 11:58 AM

San Francisco becomes the first city in the United States to ban the use of facial-recognition software by city agencies and the police.

San Francisco: Could Soon Be The First City to Ban Use of Facial Recognition Technology by City Agencies

05.09.2019 13:27 PM

San Francisco could soon become the first city in the US to ban the use of facial recognition technologies by city agencies.

Facial Recognition Technology Works Even When Half of Face is Visible

05.01.2019 11:15 AM

The first time to use machine learning to test the recognition rates for different parts of the face

Think You're a Master of The Subtle Emotions? Try Your Hand Against ARGUS

05.22.2015 22:06 PM

Thanks to a new project in human emotion analysis, you may not need a penny for someone's thoughts anymore. Even more interestingly, you may soon be able to not just read emotions on others, but use your own emotions to create art or play next-generation games.

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