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Artificial Intelligence Global Market Report 2022: Sector - Vimarsana News

Artificial Intelligence Global Market Report 2022: Sector

Dublin, Jan. 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Artificial Intelligence Market by Component, Deployment, Application, and End-User Industry: Global...

World's First AI EagleEye Intelligent Patrol by Zenith to make a Groundbreaking Debut at Intersec Dubai! - Business - Technology - Emirates24 - Vimarsana News

World's First AI EagleEye Intelligent Patrol by Zenith to make a Groundbreaking Debut at Intersec Dubai! - Business - Technology - Emirates24

The International Homeland Security Market is all set to witness a colossal technological disruption as the world’s first AI EagleEye Intelligent Patrol, developed by Zenith Technologies marks its ground-breaking debut at Intersec 2023, Dubai. Launching i

For verifying some banking transactions, face recognition, iris scan allowed - Vimarsana News

For verifying some banking transactions, face recognition, iris scan allowed

Indians can soon complete their banking transactions with the help of iris scan and face recognition in the absence of necessary documents like PAN card,etc

Face Recognition Already Used to Identify Iranian Women Violating Hijab Laws? - Vimarsana News

Face Recognition Already Used to Identify Iranian Women Violating Hijab Laws?

Face recognition is allegedly being used to identify Iranian women who violate hijab laws. Here are some instances that the tech was probably used.

Iran Says Face Recognition Will ID Women Breaking Hijab Laws - Vimarsana News

Iran Says Face Recognition Will ID Women Breaking Hijab Laws

Iranian women are baring their heads to protest government controls. A top official said algorithms can identify anyone flouting dress codes.

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