This is a terrible idea. Machine learning solutions are fuzzy and inexact (which is why they are great at some problems). Using a ensemble of nonstandard biomet

This is a terrible idea. Machine learning solutions are fuzzy and inexact (which is why they are great at some problems). Using a ensemble of nonstandard biometrics to identify a person is going to lead to a whole lot of problems: 1) "by the way they walk, interact with their phone, commute to work, and how and where they spend their time." Ive known many many Marines during my service... We were always injured, sprained wrists and ankles, broken fingers, torn muscles. That's normal for a fighting force that does continuous training. Our weight was changing constantly, as well as our locations, sleep cycles, and habits. The listed biometrics would be curfuzzled by this lifestyle. 2) "therefore it can be used continuously without creating any extra work” said Dawud Gordon Imagine the amount of work needed to debug a system like this when it doesn't believe the identity of an intelligence officer trying to get to his workstation in a top secret environment. Would he be detained at the guard post until they fix it (standard SOP if he tries to enter the building without a CAC card and TS ID). While thing seems ludicrous to me.