AI Update: Funding Rounds, Acquisitions, and China Tensions
Welcome to the newest edition of FindBiometrics’ AI update. Here’s the latest big news on the shifting landscape of AI and identity technology: xAI is in talks to raise $6 […]
Welcome to the newest edition of FindBiometrics’ AI update. Here’s the latest big news on the shifting landscape of AI and identity technology: xAI is in talks to raise $6 […]
A defendant in a lawsuit under Illinois’s Biometric Information Privacy Act has a right to keep communications with its technology vendor confidential, suggests a recent legal ruling. Earlier in April, […]
The US mobile carrier T-Mobile is facing a class action lawsuit for alleged violations of New York City’s biometric privacy protections. The plaintiff, Valeriia Borzenkova, alleges that T-Mobile profited from […]
The European Union is expected to delay the introduction of its new ‘entry-exit’ system (EES) for British travelers until at least 2025. The system, which requires biometric checks including fingerprints […]
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) as it seeks to explore and potentially adopt new smartphone-based facial recognition solutions. Its inquiry is aimed […]
In California, a bipartisan legislative effort is underway to regulate the operations of CLEAR, the operator of a biometric expedited screening program for travelers at airports. The proposed legislation, authored […]
Apple has acquired Datakalab, a startup based in Paris and known for its specialization in artificial intelligence compression and computer vision technology. As reported by the French business magazine Challenges, […]
The ID Talk podcast is back, with a review of some of the biggest news stories of the past week… and one of the weirder ones. Tune in to hear […]
Worldcoin has unveiled World Chain, a blockchain platform that will be closely linked to its digital ID platform. The startup, co-founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, already uses blockchain technology […]
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit has ruled that police officers can compel a suspect to unlock their phone using a fingerprint without violating the Fifth Amendment’s […]
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