Computer Vision & Perception

In recent years, the rise of facial recognition technology has sparked heated debates about privacy, ethics, and surveillance. One company, in particular, Clearview AI, has found itself at the center of controversy. With its vast database of billions of facial images and its partnerships with law

As we quickly approach 2025, the landscape of technology is poised for dramatic transformations. From the seamless integration of artificial intelligence in everyday devices to the convergence of augmented and virtual reality, the next few years promise to deliver remarkable advancements that will

Artificial intelligence (AI) and video analytics are fundamentally changing the landscape of remote video monitoring (RVM). As the security industry evolves, these technologies play a crucial role in enhancing operational efficiency and reducing costs. By automating redundant tasks and maximizing

Ambient computing, a concept born from the visionary ideas of Mark Weiser more than three decades ago, is finally making its way into the mainstream. This seamless integration of computing into everyday life is becoming more apparent thanks to the combination of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and

YouTube stands as an unparalleled platform for advertisers aiming to engage wide audiences with diverse and compelling video content. Its vast repository of creative material provides brands with unique opportunities to showcase their stories in visually engaging and impactful ways. By leveraging

In a significant turn of events, Australia has decided to halt its enforcement actions against Clearview AI over the controversial use of Australians' images within its facial recognition service. Clearview AI, which possesses a database of over 50 billion faces scraped from various platforms