Tag Archives: Privacy

The Dangers of Computer Vision

Posted on April 19, 2011 by Tom Carpenter

The Dangers of Computer Vision. (I thought about calling this article “The Passive and Insidious Collection of Data with Cameras” or “Should We Fear Facial Recognition?” but I think the current title gets the point across.) Computer algrorithms have reached the point … Continue reading →

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Facial Recognition is the Future of Social Search

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Tom Carpenter

Nokia’s concept video shows what they think mobile computing will be in 2015.  The list rounds out the usual suspects of future-tech: cloud computing, geolocative services, service-anywhere and facial recognition, to name a few.  The last one tweaks my concerns … Continue reading →

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