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    LONDON SHOW EXPLORES HIDDEN WORLD OF FACIAL RECOGNITION

    Nov 10, 2018 2 minutes
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    Don’t judge by appearances. It’s an age-old piece of advice that is being roundly ignored by corporations, governments and law-enforcement agencies around the globe.

    British police use facial-recognition technology to scan crowds for suspects. Owners of the latest iPhones can unlock their phones with face ID. Whole Foods and other retailers are testing facial recognition as a way of eliminating

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