Aside from privacy concerns, which are serious, is anyone else surprised that they think it can work efficiently?
I mean, how often will this thing get the facial recognition wrong? Will people just end up with metro charges from their "lookalikes" (I almost said doppelganger).
Or has the state of the art in facial recognition recently zoomed ahead to where this is feasible for such a high throughput process?
I mean, how often will this thing get the facial recognition wrong? Will people just end up with metro charges from their "lookalikes" (I almost said doppelganger).
Or has the state of the art in facial recognition recently zoomed ahead to where this is feasible for such a high throughput process?