IBM will no longer work on facial recognition software
IBM is pulling out on any work in the facial recognition market as they feel it needs far more regulation in how it should be used.
Google releases update to ensure users eyes are open when unlocking their Pixel 4
Google is finally fixing a flaw on the Pixel 4 which recognised people's faces while they were sleeping, to unlock the phone.
Facebook to switch off facial recognition by default
Facebook is going to make facial recognition in photos opt-in by default according to a new report.
This app uses facial recognition to help bartenders know who to serve next
Line hoppers must be a big problem in UK pubs, because DataSparQ has actually developed a system to work around this by using facial recognition to put customers in an "intelligently virtual" queue, letting bar staff know who really was next, who's just being rude and if it’s Nick, to avoid entirely.
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