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Can still be used by the us federal government and private businesses in san francisco but. facial recognition technology is already in use the world over at airports and social media at sporting events and even in smartphones. big players like amazon facebook and i.b.m. make billions helping both private companies and governments utilize their software to $4000000000.00 industries expected to quadruple in size over the next decade. here in berlin the german government has started experimenting ...

Here in berlin the german government has started experimenting with the technology of public train stations after a terror attack at a christmas market in 2016. and companies maintain facial recognition software can improve consumers lives. like at this market in china where cameras automatically identify consumers and charge purchases to their account. thank you jack how is that critics of the technology say chinas extensive use of facial identification software should serve as a cautionary tal...

Thats everything we do here. >> for now the fbi is installing the latest version of facial identification software to work with security cameras coast to coast as part of a billion dollar program called next generation identification. still, in boston it wasnt technology but human investigators who triumphed. for "outfront," tom foreman, washington. >> pretty amazing when you saw all the angles of toms face, you could see how it was so simple with any angle, but it really isnt. still "outfront,"...

Outfront. >> reporter: when the fbi release the these vote yoez during the search for the boston suspects, there is hope that computers might help as they do on shows like "csi," comparing facial features with existing data and coming up with a name. >> hello, harry. >> reporter: but even though pictures of both brothers were in public data bases, the computers that searched that data missed them and came up empty. the government has been working on facial identification software since the 1960s...

>> for now the fbi is installing the latest version of facial identification software to work with security cameras coast to coast as part of a billion dollar program called next generation identification. still, in boston it wasnt technology but human investigators who triumphed. for "outfront," tom foreman, washington. >> pretty amazing when you saw all the angles of toms face, you could see how it was so simple with any angle, but it really isnt. still "outfront," deta2ils about what the firs...

>> reporter: when the fbi release the these vote yoez during the search for the boston suspects, there is hope that computers might help as they do on shows like "csi," comparing facial features with existing data and coming up with a name. >> hello, harry. >> reporter: but even though pictures of both brothers were in public data bases, the computers that searched that data missed them and came up empty. the government has been working on facial identification software since the 1960s and compa...

Say who are these two men? so why didnt the technology work? tom foreman investigates "outfront." >> reporter: when the fbi release the these vote yoez during the search for the boston suspects, there is hope that computers might help as they do on shows like "csi," comparing facial features with existing data and coming up with a name. >> hello, harry. >> reporter: but even though pictures of both brothers were in public data bases, the computers that searched that data missed them and came up ...

>> and hopefully save a life. thats our aim. thats our goal. thats everything we do here. >> for now the fbi is installing the latest version of facial identification software to work with security cameras coast to coast as part of a billion dollar program called next generation identification. still, in boston it wasnt technology but human investigators who triumphed. for "outfront," tom foreman, washington. >> amazing when you sought angles of toms face, can you see how it seems so simple with...