While a good idea, facial recognition can also create a host of legal issues, like this school’s improper use of the technology for its cafeteria. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckrgek8mxl4o
Chelmsford school used facial recognition illegally
As the fifth most prone country for theft and cybercrime, Vietnam is moving to make its security more robust, requiring facial verification for online transactions above $390.
Facial recognition technology is gaining traction for identity verification in retail and other industries, offering a more efficient and secure way to make purchases, while also reducing inventory…
Faceapp has a smile filter but doesn’t find the face. Wish it did: Decide how wide you want the smile to be. In fact, you can make a smile toothed or remove teeth from one.
Being able to find a photo of someone using facial recognition search or reverse image search technology can be useful. Here are 4 ways to do it for free.
Theres an app for that… well no there isn’t really. This just uses reverse image search too. The original idea would be good as an app though, you upload your pic and it uses google’s database to bring back the name of the person or character in the pic – even if it just gives you a handful of possibles you could search to id the right person. I would love to find the name of this guy I took a photo of once, but ahh, well, I guess it wasn’t supposed to happen.
Reverse Image Search let you search images via Google Image Search, Bing Image Search, Yandex Image Search and TinEye Image Search.
Features:
- Directly search images from your Photo Library, Camera, Clipboard and Files on your devices.
- Search images via image URL.
- Search images by words.
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You could use a reverse image search, but yeah and app would be handy for this.
Upload a picture
On your computer, open a web browser, like Chrome or Safari.
Go to Google Images.
Click Search by image Search by image.
Click Upload an image and then Choose file or Browse.
Select a picture from your computer.
Click Open or Choose.
How to Do Reverse Image Search on Google, Bing, Yandex & Tineye
While a good idea, facial recognition can also create a host of legal issues, like this school’s improper use of the technology for its cafeteria.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckrgek8mxl4o
Vietnam also uses facial recognition payment systems to increase security for high-value digital transactions.
Check this out! Russia is using a facial recognition payment for the Moscow metro service.
https://iapp.org/news/b/moscow-metro-launches-facial-recognition-payment-system
Mastercard already has a #biometric payment system, where you can pay with a smile or by waving.
Facial recognition payments are the true definition of contactless transactions. Plus, the process seems very smooth.
In the near future, facial recognition payment systems might completely replace credit cards and cash.
Faceapp has a smile filter but doesn’t find the face. Wish it did: Decide how wide you want the smile to be. In fact, you can make a smile toothed or remove teeth from one.
Cool. An app would be better though. I found this.
good idea. been done though. not sure which has the biggest database though, if FB did it, it would include probably everybody.
How about fae search (saerch) ?
Theres an app for that… well no there isn’t really. This just uses reverse image search too. The original idea would be good as an app though, you upload your pic and it uses google’s database to bring back the name of the person or character in the pic – even if it just gives you a handful of possibles you could search to id the right person. I would love to find the name of this guy I took a photo of once, but ahh, well, I guess it wasn’t supposed to happen.
You can do reverse image search on a phone too.
You could use a reverse image search, but yeah and app would be handy for this.
Upload a picture
On your computer, open a web browser, like Chrome or Safari.
Go to Google Images.
Click Search by image Search by image.
Click Upload an image and then Choose file or Browse.
Select a picture from your computer.
Click Open or Choose.