Person of Interest
FBI has launched a system.
Quote:... the FBI's Next Generation Identification system, and the agency said it became fully operational Monday. The government expects the system's database to house 51 million photographs by next year -- and keep growing.
But it's not just for the FBI. Police everywhere will be able to tap into the system. They'll quickly ID fingerprints during a routine traffic stop -- or look up a face while investigating a crime.
Hawaii, Maryland and Michigan took part in the NGI system's pilot program, documents show. A dozen others including California, Florida and New York have discussed participation in the program as well, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
http://money.cnn.com/2014/09/16/technology/security/fbi-facial-recognition/?google_editors_picks=true
Quote: rxwineRecognition/tracking technology is probably going to be tied to the casino industry for the foreseeable future, so this is probably of some interest.
FBI has launched a system.
http://money.cnn.com/2014/09/16/technology/security/fbi-facial-recognition/?google_editors_picks=true
a) It's not what you do, it's what you get caught doing.
b) I don't have anything to hide, who cares if [they] are listening to my conversations and finding my face in a crowd.
c) America, goodbye and we'll miss you dearly old lady!
Ones interpretation of this article is contingent upon their views. A, B or C.
