For nearly a decade, the artist Trevor Paglen has exhibited the original faces that the U.S. military used to develop facial recognition technology. Now, we’ve all become the dataset.

Zenni Optical claims its ID Guard lens coating can thwart video surveillance. But it might just trip up your phone.

A new graph neural network framework evaluates dance training in real time and automatically adapts practice plans, achieving ...

Image search is quietly becoming one of the most demanding tests of artificial intelligence. When a user submits a photo and ...

Artist Trevor Paglen uses 1990s US government portraits collected for early facial-recognition research to examine biometric ...

Do you remember Megyn Kelly? I once walked past her in a Chicago O’Hare bathroom in 2016, shortly after Donald Trump had won ...

Electrocardiograms (ECGs) are inexpensive, widely used, and well-suited to deep learning. Interest has grown in ECG foundation models that generalise across diverse downstream tasks. However, current ...

The deeper fear is precrime: Patriot Act, NDAA, watchlists, fusion centers, and predictive tech that treat people as threats before a crime. Powers outlast any president; the Constitution has no ...