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That’s not how it works today. See: https://aamva.org/topics/facial-recognition https://aamva.org/topics/facial-recognition Drivers licenses mostly use solutio
by Spooky23 1y ago
That’s not how it works today. See: https://aamva.org/topics/facial-recognition https://aamva.org/topics/facial-recognition
Drivers licenses mostly use solutions from off the shelf prefers like Idemia with pretty limited capability. Basically they aim to detect duplicate faces and flag for audit and investigation. The photos aren’t a particularly high standard.
Passport and visa photos are better pictures with more strict standards wrt lighting snd size.
- lazide 1y agoIt doesn’t work that way today because citizens in states would freak out - and the federal gov’t just went ‘we don’t care’. Passport photos were way lower resolution than the high res digital photo I last took for my drivers license. My US passport has a photo on it a decade+ old. Still worked fine. There are plenty of options states could take if they want - and now that the fed is doing what it’s doing, I bet it won’t take long.