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Retail are all knocking on the companys doors because its special algorithm provide faster and more user-friendly face recognition than others. >> millions photos, search them, in a second, for most of them is like a spaceship -- >> effort both from police and -- from ordinary people that, for example, in police, they found a lot of criminals from cold cases. >> reporter: others say this is a huge invasion of privacy. >> i dont like someone can find me and find information about me. >> reporter:...

Retail are all knocking on the companys doors because its special algorithm provide faster and more user-friendly face recognition than others. >> millions photos, search them, in a second, for most of them is like a spaceship -- >> effort both from police and -- from ordinary people that, for example, in police, they found a lot of criminals from cold cases. >> reporter: others say this is a huge invasion of privacy. >> i dont like someone can find me and find information about me. >> reporter:...

Retail are all knocking on the companys doors because its special algorithm provide faster and more user-friendly face recognition than others. >> millions photos, search them, in a second, for most of them is like a spaceship -- >> effort both from police and -- from ordinary people that, for example, in police, they found a lot of criminals from cold cases. >> reporter: others say this is a huge invasion of privacy. >> i dont like someone can find me and find information about me. >> reporter:...

Second. if they have an account on vk, the russian version of facebook, but all sorts of companies are looking at what else they could do. it makes it faster and more user friendly than anyone else out there. of course people are saying this is a massive invasion of privacy. here is what a founder had to say. >> if you have something you want to hide, from face recognition, maybe its not the problem of facial recognition, maybe its your problem -- >> this dating aspect is really just a hook to b...

Retail are all knocking on the companys doors because its special algorithm provide faster and more user-friendly face recognition than others. >> millions photos, search them, in a second, for most of them is like a spaceship -- >> effort both from police and -- from ordinary people that, for example, in police, they found a lot of criminals from cold cases. >> reporter: others say this is a huge invasion of privacy. >> i dont like someone can find me and find information about me. >> reporter:...

A vote for her. >> yeah right? >> do you know what guys name is? that guy with the hair would you vote for him? >> i thought he was a communist. he is colonel sanders nephew. >> really? >> i think he is running for president. >> that is the guy from west wing. >> any idea who that is? he is running for president. martin o -- fill in the blank. rhymes with sally. i will give you a dollar if you can point to someone running for president. you picked martin omalley. people say he has no face recogn...

Planted a bomb, used fake passports because the plot was to take 12 airliners out of the sky simultaneously. the fbi is concerned as are other law enforcement agencies around the world to see if this is a precursor to an even larger plot because they fake passport and also using face recognition to see who boarded. >> talking about the u.s. agencies and all they might do. were talking about planes from 40 different countries. two dozen ships from several countries are all involved. how do all th...

Contributor, former cia operative, bob bair. were inching closer here because its difficult to think back -- especially if this is a homegrown act of terror, these two suspects ought to have been identified by somebody. >> they just cant move. i mean, unless, you know, out of some miracle in the first couple hours they were whisked away, you know, put in disguise, super organized, you know, exit route, theyre somewhere, a hotel with friends. and i think its a matter of time. you know, this is pu...

Let me take you to a tool called forensicca. it creates a 3-d of that -- >> just to remind our viewers, the photo were working with is not in any way related to this investigation. >> not at all. this finds all the features on the photos. heres the mug shot. heres the photo we got from the surveillance camera. you can see all those features. so what face recognition does, it tries to get the features correct. thats the first step. first looking for a face. then its looking for the eyes. once it ...

Cameras that randomly scan peoples faces. we have the details. >> looks like we got a hit. u.s. marshals. >> reporter: youve seen it on tv -- >> facial recognition match on the father. >> reporter: -- and in the movies for years. now it may soon be coming to a city near you. the fbis billion-dollar project will use available surveillance cameras to scan faces and match those images against their national database of known criminals. dubbed the next generation identification program, face recogni...