Israeli facial recognition firm ranked most accurate in Western world

"We are creating the missing link in making our cities truly smart, our offices responsive, and our homes more livable,” said the company's CEO, Avi Golan.

Facial recognition is currently being used to cross borders and even enter hospitals. To ensure AI systems aren't biased, AnyVision researcher Dr. Eduard Vazquez told the Post, you must have excellent data.

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ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

MARCH 17, 2021 06:12

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