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I disagree, anybody who is doing face recognition for a serious purpouse is probably using lots of surveillance cameras. In the setting where you can make someo
by sunkencity 17y ago
I disagree, anybody who is doing face recognition for a serious purpouse is probably using lots of surveillance cameras. In the setting where you can make someone take off makeup it's probably easier to just ask them for their credentials.
- brk 17y agoAgreed, however I haven't seen anyone mention the more obvious (or maybe not so obvious) point. That sort of disguise might evade the algorithms, but it would be glaringly obvious to any person. It's rare to have surveillance 100% managed by cameras and computers alone, there is usually some amount of physical guard presence. Even a semi-catatonic guard would likely investigate a person made up like that moving through a crowd. Especially if they were male.