The reopening of the Rafah crossing feels like it should be an important moment. Symbolically, it is. From Sunday, people will be able to cross from Gaza to Egypt, and back again. Sort of. As ever, ...

The Trump administration’s immigration crackdown in Minneapolis is providing insights into the surveillance technologies the government is using in its mass deportation campaign. Department of Homelan ...

As operational footprints grow larger and regulatory expectations increase, traditional fire watch methods face measurable ...

A former Frontenac mayor argues that St. Louis should stop comparing itself to cities like Louisville and Nashville, pointing ...

Police have scanned 400,000 people using live facial recognition in Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and the Thames Valley.

We fully decrypted SearchGuard, the anti-bot system protecting Google Search. Here's exactly how Google tells humans and bots apart.

By: Gretchen Stipec, M.D., radiologist, Cancer Institute, Long Beach Medical Center Seniors account for nearly 28% of all new cancer cases and face higher mortality rates than younger individuals. To ...

Abstract: Automatic human face detection and counting can play a vital role in the recognition and tracking of infant and adult faces in both outdoor and indoor human surveillance applications and ...

Dr. James McCaffrey presents a complete end-to-end demonstration of anomaly detection using k-means data clustering, implemented with JavaScript. Compared to other anomaly detection techniques, ...

Canon’s EOS R6 Mark III has a good chance of being the camera of choice for many wedding photographers, and I have a lot of camera buddies that rave about its predecessor, the R6 Mark II - I myself ...

Face recognition is a dragnet surveillance technology and its expansion within law enforcement over the last 20 years has been marred by systematic invasions of privacy, inaccuracies, unreliable ...

If you thought your credit score was invasive, just wait until companies are judging you based on your mug alone. It’s hard to imagine why anyone would ask such a question, but here we are anyway. The ...