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Facial (and body) recognition also falls on animals: an 'intelligent' door authorizes or denies their access to the house.

Several UK schools are introducing facial recognition for paying and eating in the school canteen.

The EU wants to ban the use of global surveillance with facial recognition to identify people not suspected of crimes.

More and more advanced facial recognition: the US military is now developing a portable system for recognizing and identifying people one kilometer away. More and more relentless drones await us.

It is a world of increasingly pervasive controls, but our data are at the mercy of everyone. A 3D mask is enough to steal the face and account of others.

Facial recognition goes on amid a thousand controversies, but "nasal" recognition can help lost dogs: how? With a new dedicated app, NOSEiD.

The "Holy Alliance" you do not expect: the Vatican and Santa Clara University have developed a manual for navigating the world of AI without losing the ethical compass.

A greener world at your fingertips: welcome to the cities 15 minutes away. Do you have a quarter of an hour to explore the benefits of this urban innovation together?

New platform connects thousands of cameras for expanded surveillance, but exposes citizens to privacy and cybersecurity risks.

Biofire Technologies launches the first smart guns with biometric recognition, which aim to prevent fatal accidents. Will they succeed?

From shopping to feelings: AI is preparing to revolutionize every aspect of our lives. Here are 6 "postcards" with as many scenarios from the future.

Largest Mass Filing Ever: Clearview Steals 30 Billion Photos From Users Without Consent, Creating Police Database

Top travel experts' predictions for 2070: biometric obsessions, flying taxis and other goodies

Guaranteed anonymity with this sweatshirt equipped with infrared lights capable of evading surveillance systems

Through face scanning, marketing prepares for a new landing in our life, to reach us everywhere.

Science fiction does not foresee the future but inspires it, indeed: it influences it. And these three works contain unambiguous evidence.

After Facebook, Microsoft also aligns itself with a more ethical use of AI: it will gradually withdraw the one capable of reading emotions (and not only)

A 'photonic' chip, which uses light to process, is able to recognize billions of (small) images per second.

7 years after the start of the project, the Apple viewer finally reaches the last mile: here are the latest revelations on its features.

Will we enter a world where we no longer have to worry about long and complex passwords to remember? The answer is there, but it is not simple.

Software developed by Intel monitors students from a distance to see if and when they get distracted. What do you think?