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From a technical perspective why isn't this a solved problem? Identity will always be a difficult problem, but being able to own your own face / likeness by de
by shawn-butler 4y ago
From a technical perspective why isn't this a solved problem?
Identity will always be a difficult problem, but being able to own your own face / likeness by demonstrating it should be technically possible right?
Forced visual "captchas" something like "please take a photo standing on one foot and your finger pointed at your nose"
Then once you own your likeness with "faceID" likeness similarity isn't it then easy to monitor the images uploaded to the profile or am I completely missing something?
- pugworthy 4y agoI think there are some privacy issues here you're not addressing. Like exactly who gets to be the authority on face ID? What if it gets leaked or hacked? Not to mention the near future triviality of image generating AI being able to just recreate what you're asking it for a "capchat". I mean once it figures out hands that is.
- superhuzza 4y agoBecause this isn't inherently a technological problem, it's a loneliness and emotional vulnerability problem. I guarantee you that scammers will find ways to convince their victims regardless of photos being verified or not.
- acdha 4y agoIt’s a question of cost. Facebook has a billion users, if they can save $0.10 per user someone just got a promotion. Here’s a related question: every day, people lose access to their Google or Facebook accounts. This could easily be solved with some process where they could get a third party (librarian, notary, police or DMV, etc.) to do an ID check. Nobody does this because the cost would be greater than zero.