“In achieving zero-error performances across a range of age groups (and male and female genders), Paravision is not only doing its part to reduce AI bias in facial recognition, but […]

The US General Services Administration (GSA) is taking itself to task for failing to provide the public with accessible services. To address the problem, the organization has published a new […]

The Technology and Innovation Commission of Long Beach, California, is asking the city to end its use of facial recognition technology. The request was made following the publication of a […]

The NIST is advocating for a more nuanced understanding of bias in AI. The organization noted that bias has historically been understood as a technological concern, in the sense that […]

A Colorado state Senate panel has advanced a bill that would dramatically limit the scope of public facial recognition programs in the state. Bill 22-113 would ban the use of […]

Amnesty International has quantified the scope of the New York Police Department’s surveillance network. The organization had asked for volunteers to help map the city’s CCTV cameras as part of […]

Amid intense media scrutiny, the Treasury Department is reconsidering its use of ID.me’s biometric technology to verify the identities of individuals filing their taxes online. According to a new report […]

Another Massachusetts city has banned the government’s use of facial recognition. Worcester City Council passed the ban unanimously in mid-December, and in doing so made Worcester the eighth municipality in […]

Corsight is boasting about its strong showing in the NIST’s most recent Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT). The company’s algorithm was one of the top performers in the WILD, VISA-Border, […]

Clearview AI’s controversial business practices seem to have produced a more robust facial recognition system. The company is now boasting about its strong performance in the NIST’s most recent Face […]