Chris Burt
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Managing Editor at BiometricUpdate.com
Writer. Fiction, non, and tech. Friend of the night. Opinions expressed are those of the account operator.
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biometricupdate.com | Chris Burt
A big year for digital identity issuance, adoption and regulation has widened the opportunities for businesses around the world to make use of the technology to improve interactions with customers and others, according to an online presentation from Trinsic. The trick is knowing where those opportunities have already arrived, and where they are imminent.
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biometricupdate.com | Chris Burt
NEC Corporation of America has introduced a new cloud service to provide biometric identity verification and searches to global enterprises, financial services, hospitality and ecommerce businesses and government agencies. Offering the company’s face biometrics capabilities on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model gives customers the ability to complete implementations quickly and reduce costs compared to software hosted on-premise.
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biometricupdate.com | Chris Burt
It used to be that the UK public’s trust in the government was a barrier to the establishment of a functional digital ID system. Now it seems a lack of private sector trust in the government could pose a barrier. The public’s trust has been rendered mostly irrelevant by changes in the context of the debate.
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biometricupdate.com | Chris Burt
Jordan has surpassed 1.6 million digital identities activated through the Sanad app, according to statistics from the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship reported by Jordan News. Sanad provides a unified digital ID entry point for access to government services and is integrated with IrisGuard biometrics. Activation must be conducted in-person at a Sanad office where iris biometrics can be captured or remotely through a bank account using a supported bank app.
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1 week ago |
biometricupdate.com | Chris Burt
Deepfake faces are beyond even the ability of super-recognizers to identify consistently, with some sobering implications, but also a few positive ones, as explained in the latest lunch talk from the European Association for Biometrics (EAB). “Human Deepfake Processing – Insights from Super-Recognizers, Law Enforcement and General Society” was presented by Dr. Meike Ramon, founder of the Applied Face Cognition Lab.
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