“Today, Apple introduced a new flagship phone — the iPhone X — with a powerful new login system. Because phone’s all-glass front leaves no room for a home button, Apple is ditching Touch ID in favor of a facial recognition system powered by a new camera array and a specially modified A11 chip.”
Read: The five biggest questions about Apple’s new facial recognition system
“Professor whose study suggested technology can detect whether a person is gay or straight says programs will soon reveal traits such as criminal predisposition Voters have a right to keep their political beliefs private.”
Read: Face-reading AI will be able to detect your politics and IQ, professor says
“Professor whose study suggested technology can detect whether a person is gay or straight says programs will soon reveal traits such as criminal predisposition Voters have a right to keep their political beliefs private.”
Read: Face-reading AI will be able to detect your politics and IQ, professor says
“Professor whose study suggested technology can detect whether a person is gay or straight says programs will soon reveal traits such as criminal predisposition Voters have a right to keep their political beliefs private.”
Read: Face-reading AI will be able to detect your politics and IQ, professor says
“Professor whose study suggested technology can detect whether a person is gay or straight says programs will soon reveal traits such as criminal predisposition Voters have a right to keep their political beliefs private.”
Read: Face-reading AI will be able to detect your politics and IQ, professor says
“Fears about the “existential threat of big tech” usually focus on autonomous weapons and how to control superintelligence before it has the power to control us. That’s not so for Franklin Foer, The Atlantic staff writer and former New Republic editor-in-chief.”
Read: Franklin Foer on how Silicon Valley is threatening our humanity
“Fears about the “existential threat of big tech” usually focus on autonomous weapons and how to control superintelligence before it has the power to control us. That’s not so for Franklin Foer, The Atlantic staff writer and former New Republic editor-in-chief.”
Read: Franklin Foer on how Silicon Valley is threatening our humanity
“Facial recognition is becoming more and more common, but ask anyone how to avoid it and they’ll say: easy, just wear a mask. In the future, though, that might not be enough.”
Read: The next challenge for facial recognition is identifying people whose faces are covered
“Facial recognition is becoming more and more common, but ask anyone how to avoid it and they’ll say: easy, just wear a mask. In the future, though, that might not be enough.”
Read: The next challenge for facial recognition is identifying people whose faces are covered
“In health care, you could say radiologists have typically had a pretty sweet deal. They make, on average, around $400,000 a year — nearly double what a family doctor makes — and often have less grueling hours.”
Read: Scanning The Future, Radiologists See Their Jobs At Risk