As the technology advances, “real-time” facial recognition, which involves the constant scanning of live video feeds to match faces, is starting to spread....
Today, DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is selecting teams to develop a “neural interface” that would both allow troops to connect to military systems using their brainwaves and let those systems transmit back information directly to users’ brains....
Imagine a world where cameras watch as you shop at your favorite store, but not security cameras, they're Facebook cameras connected to your profile....
Thousands of people in Sweden have inserted microchips, which can function as contactless credit cards, key cards and even rail cards, into their bodies....
Google may one day be able to predict when you'll die years in advance. The firm has created an AI that it claims is 95 percent accurate in predicting death...
Facebook denied building eye-tracking software in its response to questions from Congress released Monday but said if it ever did build out the technology, it would take privacy into account....
Amazon is marketing Rekognition for government surveillance. According to its marketing materials, it views deployment by law enforcement agencies as a “common use case” for this technology. Among other features, the company’s materials describe “person tracking” as an “easy and accurate” way to monitor people. ...
Soldiers may soon be carrying monitoring devices that can alert doctors thousands of miles away to medical emergencies and the need for treatment. The devices may even be implanted in soldiers and continuously monitor their status, the Army’s top doctor said in describing the near future of Army medicine....
Google shocked the world this week when it showed off Google Duplex, its new technology to handle tasks over the phone. Since its reveal on stage there has been some new info regarding the A.I. that will make phone calls — hair appointments or dinner reservations — in the background,...
This might sound like an Orwellian nightmare to some but in Sweden it is a welcome reality for a growing number who favours convenience over concerns of potential personal data violations. The small microchip implants were first used in 2015 in Sweden -- initially confidentially -- and several other...
The taking of the Mark of the Beast is yet more proof that Christians will not be exposed to it. The Bible clearly declares in Revelation that God will not forgive anyone who takes it, and Paul clearly declares in dozens of passages that Christians have eternal security, we...
The 3D printer machine, which commentators have said could turn humans into 'semi-cyborgs', can adjust to small movements of the body during printing meaning it never makes a mistake. Temporary markers are placed on the skin and it is scanned using computer vision to adjust to movements. Now The End...
The Shanghai branch of the China Construction Bank is run purely by robot technology with virtual reality, artificial intelligence and facial recognition all playing a part. CCB, which is China's second biggest bank, already has 360 branches across the city, with smart machines appealing to its tech-savvy customers....
As location-aware advertising goes mainstream—like that Jack in the Box ad that appears whenever you get near one, in whichever app you have open at the time—and as popular apps harvest your lucrative location data, the potential for leaking or exploiting this data has never been higher....
Apple is preparing to lock horns with arch-competitors Amazon and Google by releasing a microphone-equipped smart speaker. Its ‘HomePod’ will go on sale in a matter of weeks, the tech giant announced today....
Constant surveillance may sound like an Orwellian 1984 vision of the future, but it could become reality in a 'smart city' district being planned by the Google parent company., Alphabet. Now The End Begins indeed. ...
Regulators will "carefully and responsibly" review General Motors request to test an autonomous car without a steering wheel, US Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said Sunday....
In George Orwell’s 1984, the oppressive rulers of Oceania use devices called telescreens to closely monitor and repress citizens. Now Facebook looks set to follow in the Party’s footsteps by putting its own firm’s microphones and cameras into people’s homes....
Bryan Johnson, founder and CEO of neuroscience company Kernel wants to put a chip in your brain to connect it to a computer interface. Ready for your chip?...
Microchips implanted into people’s skulls are being developed by boffins funded by the US military’s research division DARPA....
Adidas iconic 1970 World Cup match Telstar soccer ball will return at next summer’s finals in Russia and it will have an embedded NFC microchip....
The microchips are the size of a grain of rice and usually inserted in the webbing between the thumb and forefinger using a needle like in body piercing....
Former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski is emerging from the shadow of a self-driving lawsuit to create a robot god using artificial intelligence....
Roadside cameras will read license plates and computers will make snap judgments based on home address, age, race and income level through the billboards....
As the technology advances, “real-time” facial recognition, which involves the constant scanning of live video feeds to match faces, is starting to spread....
Today, DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is selecting teams to develop a “neural interface” that would both allow troops to connect to military systems using their brainwaves and let those systems transmit back information directly to users’ brains....
Imagine a world where cameras watch as you shop at your favorite store, but not security cameras, they're Facebook cameras connected to your profile....
Thousands of people in Sweden have inserted microchips, which can function as contactless credit cards, key cards and even rail cards, into their bodies....
Google may one day be able to predict when you'll die years in advance. The firm has created an AI that it claims is 95 percent accurate in predicting death...
Facebook denied building eye-tracking software in its response to questions from Congress released Monday but said if it ever did build out the technology, it would take privacy into account....
Amazon is marketing Rekognition for government surveillance. According to its marketing materials, it views deployment by law enforcement agencies as a “common use case” for this technology. Among other features, the company’s materials describe “person tracking” as an “easy and accurate” way to monitor people. ...
Soldiers may soon be carrying monitoring devices that can alert doctors thousands of miles away to medical emergencies and the need for treatment. The devices may even be implanted in soldiers and continuously monitor their status, the Army’s top doctor said in describing the near future of Army medicine....
Google shocked the world this week when it showed off Google Duplex, its new technology to handle tasks over the phone. Since its reveal on stage there has been some new info regarding the A.I. that will make phone calls — hair appointments or dinner reservations — in the background,...
This might sound like an Orwellian nightmare to some but in Sweden it is a welcome reality for a growing number who favours convenience over concerns of potential personal data violations. The small microchip implants were first used in 2015 in Sweden -- initially confidentially -- and several other...
The taking of the Mark of the Beast is yet more proof that Christians will not be exposed to it. The Bible clearly declares in Revelation that God will not forgive anyone who takes it, and Paul clearly declares in dozens of passages that Christians have eternal security, we...
The 3D printer machine, which commentators have said could turn humans into 'semi-cyborgs', can adjust to small movements of the body during printing meaning it never makes a mistake. Temporary markers are placed on the skin and it is scanned using computer vision to adjust to movements. Now The End...
The Shanghai branch of the China Construction Bank is run purely by robot technology with virtual reality, artificial intelligence and facial recognition all playing a part. CCB, which is China's second biggest bank, already has 360 branches across the city, with smart machines appealing to its tech-savvy customers....
As location-aware advertising goes mainstream—like that Jack in the Box ad that appears whenever you get near one, in whichever app you have open at the time—and as popular apps harvest your lucrative location data, the potential for leaking or exploiting this data has never been higher....
Apple is preparing to lock horns with arch-competitors Amazon and Google by releasing a microphone-equipped smart speaker. Its ‘HomePod’ will go on sale in a matter of weeks, the tech giant announced today....
Constant surveillance may sound like an Orwellian 1984 vision of the future, but it could become reality in a 'smart city' district being planned by the Google parent company., Alphabet. Now The End Begins indeed. ...
Regulators will "carefully and responsibly" review General Motors request to test an autonomous car without a steering wheel, US Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said Sunday....
In George Orwell’s 1984, the oppressive rulers of Oceania use devices called telescreens to closely monitor and repress citizens. Now Facebook looks set to follow in the Party’s footsteps by putting its own firm’s microphones and cameras into people’s homes....
Bryan Johnson, founder and CEO of neuroscience company Kernel wants to put a chip in your brain to connect it to a computer interface. Ready for your chip?...
Microchips implanted into people’s skulls are being developed by boffins funded by the US military’s research division DARPA....
Adidas iconic 1970 World Cup match Telstar soccer ball will return at next summer’s finals in Russia and it will have an embedded NFC microchip....
The microchips are the size of a grain of rice and usually inserted in the webbing between the thumb and forefinger using a needle like in body piercing....
Former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski is emerging from the shadow of a self-driving lawsuit to create a robot god using artificial intelligence....
Roadside cameras will read license plates and computers will make snap judgments based on home address, age, race and income level through the billboards....
July 21, 2019
