On 21 April, the Council Library invited the scientific publisher Springer Nature and leading experts in AI and ethics for to discuss the issues surrounding Artificial Intelligence and facial ...

You probably haven’t seen PimEyes, a mysterious facial-recognition search engine, but it may have spotted you.

A face for the ages New compact facial-recognition system passes test on Michelangelo’s David Flatter, simpler prototype system uses 5-10 times less power than smartphone tech.

While facial recognition technology is still evolving and there are concerns about its ethical use, it's already being used for multiple functions by governments and industries.

Gaze direction, blinking, and lip compression are fairly easy to detect too. [Fletcher] also threw in the FER library for facial expression recognition, to get an idea of the subject’s mood.