Often times when the FBI is looking for a serial killer, they will begin building a criminal profile to help […]
Often times when the FBI is looking for a serial killer, they will begin building a criminal profile to help […]
Can laws keep up with the rapid advances in technology and artificial intelligence (AI)? This is something that most nations […]
The other week I gave an overview of how AI is currently being used by police in criminal investigations. In […]
If you’ve heard anything about artificial intelligence (AI) recently, it has most likely concerned its impact on the artistic community […]
Several months ago, OpenAI’s image generator, DALL-E Mini, entered the popular lexicon, trending on social media to the point where […]
Commonly, biometric data is used to provide security in our day-to-day lives. We unlock our phones and open private apps […]
In a recent article in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Susan D’Agostino presents provocative views faced by the artificial […]
A chilling statement in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists presents yet another example of the dangers of pursuing technology […]
While the Terminator has not arrived (yet), robotics and artificial intelligence have made quantum leaps toward reality.
Facial recognition technology isn’t new. In fact, since 2017, most people who use an iPhone have the ability to set up their phones so that it unlocks automatically when it recognizes their faces. The technology itself has been around even longer. So why is the conversation around facial recognition getting so much attention in the media?
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