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Along the same lines, imagine someone allergic to bees getting stung on the face causing their face to swell, so the system doesn't recognize them and they can'
by idrios 8y ago
Along the same lines, imagine someone allergic to bees getting stung on the face causing their face to swell, so the system doesn't recognize them and they can't get into their apartment to grab their epipen. This system could literally kill a person
- Balgair 8y agoHeck, imagine something as mundane a haircut, a beard-shave, or a sunburn from a beach trip.
- codedokode 8y agoHair and skin tone is not used in recognition. The points to build the model are taken from eyebrows, eyes, nose and mouth. So as long as you don't have hair covering your eyes it won't affect anything. Also, face recognition technologies are better than described in the comments; you can take a photo of a random person from the street and successfully find their social network account with publicly available sites. Compared to this, recognising just several hundred faces looks like an easy task.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoYup. If the sophisticated facial recognition systems in flagship smartphones can't recognize you with vs. without prescription glasses, I have no hope that whatever el cheapo systems those landlords will be installing can handle a haircut or even bad lighting.