Apparently you didn't read the story. Smiles and teeth in general just
makes it more difficult for automatic face recognition software to
work. Makes a lot of sense. I'm sure the apps will only get better.
However, if a smile throws the software, I can only imagine what a
beard would do. But if,
Did you catch the latest news from Homeland Security that from now on
smiling for ID photos is prohibited.
You smile when you have to deal with DHS employees?
That's due to the fact that they want the smiles to be reserved exclusively
for their TSA agents for when they steal not-inexpensive
At 8:26 AM -0400 5/29/09, Jeff Wright wrote:
Did you catch the latest news from Homeland Security that from now on
smiling for ID photos is prohibited.
You smile when you have to deal with DHS employees?
That's due to the fact that they want the smiles to be reserved exclusively
for
You did report the theft, right?
No, I didn't see the point in antagonizing people who, for all practical
purposes, answer to no one and can act with impunity and who can make your
life utterly miserable when you need to fly.
You did report the theft, right?
No, I didn't see the point in antagonizing people who,
for all practical purposes, answer to no one and can
act with impunity and who can make your life utterly
miserable when you need to fly.
Why were you carrying weaponized headphones in the first
So now all the baddies have to do is smile to avoid recognition?
Richard P.
Apparently you didn't read the story. Smiles and teeth in general just
makes it more difficult for automatic face recognition software to
work. Makes a lot of sense. I'm sure the apps will only get better.
However,
On May 29, 2009, at 7:39 AM, Tony B wrote:
Apparently you didn't read the story. Smiles and teeth in general just
makes it more difficult for automatic face recognition software to
work. Makes a lot of sense. I'm sure the apps will only get better.
Somehow I just knew you would come to the
Facial-recognition has a mapping aspect and it can't wrap around
open-vs.-closed mouth head topographies. IMHO, the technology is not
mature enough to be deployed by government-citizen applications, such as
Virginia's driver's license program. If it helps anyone, you should be
able to smile a
At 11:57 AM -0500 5/29/09, Snyder, Mark - IdM (IS) wrote:
Facial-recognition has a mapping aspect and it can't wrap around
open-vs.-closed mouth head topographies. IMHO, the technology is not
mature enough to be deployed by government-citizen applications, such as
Virginia's driver's license
On May 28, 2009, at 7:03 AM, Snyder, Mark - IdM (IS) wrote:
Just meant to be humorous - sheesh, don't lose your sense of fun
Did you catch the latest news from Homeland Security that from now on
smiling for ID photos is prohibited.
Apparently their computers do not like it when you smile.
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