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Why Now Is The Time For An AI Bill Of Rights

When the director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy proposes an artificial intelligence (AI) bill of rights, you know the conversation is leaping from technologists’ private discussions to mainstream thought. And I, for one, fully support the idea.

I’ve Got 99 Passwords But I Only Need One – Thanks To My Voice

Thanks to the pandemic, we now have a huge number of online accounts and an average of a hundred passwords, each one our key to participation in modern society

Eliminating Biometric Bias: How to Make Your Algorithms Work for You

Biometric technology itself is not inherently biased — it is the design of biometric technology that can introduce discrimination.

Customers Agree Biometrics Are Important Tools to Fight Online Fraud

We have good news in the frontline fight against digital criminals. New research indicates strong customer acceptance of some of our most potent weapons against online fraud – and just in time.

Eliminating ‘Biometric Bias’ Will Take Collective Effort From Banks, Retailers and Consumers

Picture, for a moment, the biometrics you might use every day — perhaps every time you unlock your phone. The thought of bias — exclusion based on race or gender identity — might not enter your mental picture.

Facial Recognition Is Searching for You Online

Clearview AI will get a federal patent for its facial recognition technology. The company says it is the first patent to cover a "search engine for faces" that crawls the internet to find matches. Some experts are raising red flags about the software.

With consumer spending on the rise, we must prioritize both security and convenience.

With shopping ramping up again following the worst of the pandemic, fraudsters will already be plotting their attacks. New changes to contactless card limits could easily play into fraudsters’ hands.

Why Always On Authentication is the Future of Online Security

Biometric security in the shape of fingerprint scanners and facial recognition is widely used, be it in police stations, military bases, banks or anywhere else that high security is paramount.

Three Big Myths About Decentralized Finance

You may not be familiar with the term "decentralized finance," but chances are you've at least heard of Bitcoin or even the recently popular Dogecoin.

Learning to trust in a scam pandemic

We've witnessed a sharp uptick in fraud cases and scams since the onset of COVID-19, but that's not to say technology within the banking industry hasn't improved.

The U.S. urgently needs an A.I. Bill of Rights

Disruptive technology has always challenged legislators. It took labor laws decades to reckon with the changes brought by the Industrial Revolution. Despite vehicles posing relatively obvious safety risks, seat belts only became mandatory 60 years after the Ford Model T first hit the road.

The U.S. urgently needs an A.I. Bill of Rights

Continuous authentication key to securing customers’ digital identities

In an enterprise environment, much of the work that protects us from online fraudsters intent on stealing our corporate or customer data goes on in the background.

Biometric bias in the transgender and non-binary community

ID R&D Announces Standalone Document ‘Liveness’ Detector

Artificial intelligence (AI)-based voice and face biometrics platform ID R&D debuted IDLive Doc, a standalone document liveness detector that confirms the physical presence of documents used when digitally verifying customers’ identities online.

Cameras, Wipes and Swipes Replace Cash

In the last two years, companies and consumers alike have been forced to prioritize health and physical safety above all else. Around the globe, we moved into our homes and outside of our comfort zones.

Biometric bias: Why isn’t facial recognition software built with transgender and non-binary communities in mind?

Deepfakes Challenge Existing Identity Verification Tech

Hollywood-style image manipulation that used to require a huge investment and a team of talented people with above-average expertise can now be attained by anyone with a smartphone.

£100 contactless payment limit could place shoppers at risk, warn industry experts

£100 contactless payment limit could place shoppers at risk, warn industry experts

Contactless £100 limit goes live

The UK chancellor announced the new limit from £45 this March, in response to wider contactless use among consumers and the pandemic, which saw less use of cash in shops and restaurants, for instance.

White House science advisers call for an "AI Bill of Rights"

The Biden administration is exploring a "bill of rights" to govern facial recognition and other potentially harmful uses of artificial intelligence, but the problems AI poses are much bigger than figuring out how to regulate a new technology.

BIOMETRICSCombating the ‘Bad Guys’ Through Sophisticated Digital Identity Verification

Businesses around the world are going through a digital transformation to build more efficient digital channels. But in doing so, they are potentially exposing themselves to new risks of fraud.

32 Payments Execs Define Payments’ 'New Normal'