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face recognition

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noun

  1. the ability of a computer to scan, store, and recognize human faces for use in identifying people

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"Number one on the patients' wish list is reading, but number two, very close behind, is face recognition," he said.

From Science Daily

It was only when I put his photo into the face recognition software, that I discovered the shocking truth behind the man.

From BBC

The face recognition used to pay for items in the arena?

From Los Angeles Times

But now video selfies and face recognition is being tested as a way to prove who a person is and and regain access more quickly.

From BBC

The cameras are mostly sourced from Chinese vendors and range from basic video feeds to more advanced models that include features like face recognition.

From Seattle Times