Public comment on safety technology keeps turning on the same five questions. One city just answered them in writing.
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Most comparison lists rank face technology on accuracy and price. The question that decides whether it is defensible comes first.
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A federal judge has told Apple that encrypting a faceprint does not make it someone else's problem. The reasoning reaches well past photo apps.
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Two Jacksonville arrests show what happens when a face is treated as an identity. Here is the model we build to instead.
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Same company, same license, same contracts. One name for the identity service for threats and victims.
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Banks know a lot about the people who apply for accounts and very little about the people who walk in the door.
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A plain-language answer to the question we hear most: what is actually in the database behind every Safience alert?
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Cities are not voting against public safety. They are voting against keeping a searchable set of everyone who passed.
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Most comparison lists rank face search on accuracy and price. The question that decides whether a tool is defensible comes first.
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