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Browsing Facial Recognition

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Technology

Stat: Why trust will define the future of facial recognition

New research around facial recognition technology (FRT) suggests people expect transparency and accountability about how biometric systems are deployed.

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Marketing & Branding

Mami Wata makes sun protection accessible with a touch of humour

Suncare brand Mami Wata is using humour and nostalgia to highlight the often-overlooked importance of scalp protection.

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Marketing & Branding

My computer tells me you’re bored – should you care?

The use of facial and emotional recognition still splits opinion. But with transparency, it could bring positive possibilities and insights to brands.

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Climate Adaptation and Resource Scarcity

IBM drops its facial recognition technology

IBM has announced its decision to no longer offer facial recognition or analysis software.

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Culture & Media

Misü tracks the emotional impact of web browsing

Misü is a desktop app that tracks and analyses the impact different websites have on consumers’ moods.

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Culture & Media

How to remain anonymous in the city of the future

A new exhibition, Eyes of the City, aims to explore the rise of cities that can ‘see’.

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Technology

Face-tracking software Nestor studies online learners

France – Developed by LCA Learning, the software notes when students’ attention waivers.

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Technology

Home comforts

California – Mark Zuckerberg has created Jarvis, an artificial intelligence-powered Internet of Things assistant for the home.

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Fashion

Neutral look

Montreal – Fashion designer Ying Gao’s Neutralité dresses use facial tracking technology to react to the emotions of onlookers.