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Comments (21)
Undisclosed #1
If you want mass Facial Recognition, partner up with all the cell providers who look at your face everyday each time you write a text. Perhaps your photo is already attached to your Verizon, Vodafone, Sprint, ATT account.
Unify this database with a mass facial recognition network or create a Multi-factor authentication app, say to log into email, amazon, your accounts and presto. Instant world facial recognition database everyone dreams of.
Now take that massive database, and poke thru some of those Axis 33mp deployments, boom! now you know why Lucius Fox quit his job, TMI! (you're welcome 5G!)
In the end we need this technology, take the good with the bad. Trust your government. Perhaps we can finally catch a few aliens walking amongst us. :D #TinfoilHat
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Undisclosed #3
Now that biometric data is remotely and easily collectible and able to be parsed in real time, I am glad some are taking enough notice to begin to regulate it as San Francisco has done recently. I'd like to think America can keep from becoming Xinjiang. I'm not willing to trade freedom (privacy) for 'security' as is the usual selling point.
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Undisclosed #4
his second reaction was “Oh my god, and it only got me?”
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Anton Miller
05/21/19 03:40pm
Well, it's either NY Times have not even most basic understanding on how video surveillance in general and face recognition is particular are working or they intentionally are trying to misguide the public by downplaying how it can be done very efficiently even with most basic equipment.
Just one properly installed prehistoric b/w 320p camera connected to a time-lapse vr would achieve better results.
Not necessarily. If you have a city-wide CCTV system just start filming and storing headshots and after few months you'll have enough data to figure out location of residency, work and personal relations of pretty much all inhabitants of that city.
Reviewing process is very much automated these days and false matches are eliminated by using multiple cameras.
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Thomas Lienhard
At ISC West I put my face into the nose of the camera and it told me ( a 54-year-old Caucasian male) that I was a 74-year-old woman. I took off my glasses straightened out the fur in my soul patch-goatee smiled demurely and gave it another go and I am still a 74-year-old woman. I ruffled my thinning hair and tried to look “butch” and nope. I’m a lady. My wife disagrees with the camera by the way ! We have a long way to go.
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Jack Ives
05/22/19 12:40pm
So The NYT reported that this experiment cost $60 to capture 2750 faces over 9 hours. Doing a back of the envelope calculation -
24 hours in a day x 30 days in a month = 720 hours per month
722 hours / 9 hour segments = 80 segments
80 x $60 = $4,800 per month to operate
2,750 faces x 80 = 220,000 (non-unique) faces captured
220,000 / $4, 800 = $45.83 per face capture
Not very cost effective if you ask me-never-mind the questions of accuracy. No wonder Amazon is taking over the world...
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Undisclosed #5
Funny
Chinese driver gets a ticket for scratching his face
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