Three agencies reported using it on images from the U.S. Capitol riots on January 6, 2021, the GAO found. In Louisiana, several requests last year for facial recognition searches through the ...

Facebook will still be working on facial recognition technology, however, and may use it in its products — range from social networks to a futuristic pair of picture-taking glasses — in the ...

You probably haven’t seen PimEyes, a mysterious facial-recognition search engine, but it may have spotted you. If you upload a picture of your face to PimEyes’ website, it will immediately ...

The IRS said in a statement Monday that it will “transition away from using a third-party verification service involving facial recognition.” The IRS said it will bring online an “additional ...

Every couple of months, Officer Michael Zinn of the York Area Regional Police Department in Pennsylvania ran a photo of a man through the department’s facial recognition software. In a year and ...

But its most distinguishing trait is who can use it: Anyone. While most facial recognition tools are reserved for police or government use, PimEyes is open to the masses, whether they're hunting ...

Intel isn’t using its own technology, according to the company’s communication with employees, but has contracted with two established facial recognition specialists. Intel says it will hold ...

Our reporter took a five-mile walk around Manhattan to find businesses that are using facial recognition technology. By Kashmir Hill Kashmir Hill writes about privacy and technology and welcomes ...