Mastercard launches pay-by-face, but consumers are still wary of handing over biometric data
Mastercard is the latest company to turn to biometrics. But consumers aren't keen to share information.
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Microsoft boosts Wayve’s efforts to deliver autonomous vehicle fleets
Microsoft compute power can solve a driverless car problem but safety and regulation remain challenges.
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AI is better at recruitment than humans, but still lacks the personal touch
Artificial Intelligence is increasingly used in the recruitment process, but it will "never replace the human touch" claim industry experts.
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Using big data to prevent brain injuries during childbirth
Researchers at Oxford University are using big data to help midwives prevent potentially lethal brain injuries during childbirth.
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Elon Musk’s plan for an open-source algorithm won’t solve Twitter’s problems
The Tesla billionaire has big plans for Twitter, but an open-source algorithm alone will not solve problems of bias.
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AI can help trainee teachers identify special educational needs
A study finds that AI could help trainee teachers practice their diagnosis of special educational needs.
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Why the UK government needs to take police facial recognition seriously
New guidance will help police forces use live facial recognition more effectively but more transparency and oversight is needed.
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Advanced technologies in policing are a ‘new Wild West’, Lords report says
The Justice and Home Affairs Committee releases its first report on how police use advanced technologies in law enforcement.
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