The FBI announced Monday that its new facial recognition database, the Interstate Photo Service ... but also photos drawn from civilian background checks. Per documents obtained by watchdog ...

and Internet photo sharing sites, where users willingly post and tag images of themselves. As this huge trove of data accumulates, companies are experimenting with ways to use facial recognition ...

And what would make a facial recognition ... up in the background of someone else’s gym selfie. You could see his face in the mirror. And so they figured out what gym this photo was taken ...

Each individual was shown how uploading a photo (or CCTV camera frame ... best-in-class companies in facial recognition, data and cloud storage, and background checks to offer the world’s ...

[Photo: courtesy Shinseungback Kimyonghun] To ensure each painting wouldn’t be detected by a computer, Shinseungback Kimyonghun rigged up a camera with three facial recognition algorithms ...

The researchers plan to develop a website and a museum exhibition to demonstrate the use of facial recognition technology to identify portrait subjects. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert!

Controversial U.S. facial recognition company Clearview AI, reportedly embraced U.S. government and law enforcement agencies, has been fined more than $30 million by the Netherlands’ data ...

People who use the app are also helping Google improve their facial recognition software ... you scroll down to the part that says “Is your portrait in a museum?” and upload a picture.