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Good article, I wonder if the solution is something akin the Amazon store.... you just hop in, and perhaps tag you card, either in the station, or inside the
by ardit33 7y ago
Good article, I wonder if the solution is something akin the Amazon store.... you just hop in, and perhaps tag you card, either in the station, or inside the train/bus, which contains some kind of (one way) hash of your face....
The card buying process can be anonymous, and the hash is a card/face combination, (i.e. you can't repro the hash, unless you have both).
The card is only needed for tourist/people that want privacy. For the rest, you can just create an account, and have money deducted automatically when you step in a train. No tagging necessary.
This requires: 1. Great face recognition. 2. Strict privacy rules 3. People being ok with it
- stefco_ 7y agoWhy would you need the facial recognition if you're already using your card?
- gigaftp 7y agoTo identify your account and allow the system to take a snapshot of your face for the session.
- stefco_ 7y agoWhy would the card not identify your account? We already have cards that can do this. It seems that the only point of using facial ID is if you want to avoid forcing people to use cards (or if you want to collect and sell their biometrics, but lets assume altruism).