D-ID anonymization replaces human faces with computer-generated faces to ensure immediate privacy compliance D-ID , the only company that protects identities from facial recognition ...
By: Hessie Jones Over the last decade we’ve witnessed the deluge of online photo-sharing. From Pinterest to Instagram to Snapchat the rise of photo-sharing has enabled the soaring ...
D-ID, as its name implies, de-identifies photos so facial recognition technology can’t work on them. The company replaces all personally identifiable information, such as faces and license plates, with anonymized computer-generated data. Existing solutions rely on blurring or pixelation, ...
Dr. Ann Cavoukian is one of the world’s leading experts on Information & Privacy; D-ID Is Presenting This Week at the Identity Week Conference in London. Tel Aviv, Israel, 10 June, ...
www.medium.com Yesterday, at the Netexplo Innovation Forum 2019 at UNESCO’s Paris HQ, I took part in the presentation of one of the companies I had scored highly in the selection process of 10 outstanding digital projects competing for the event’s Grand Prix, Israel’s D-ID, and I ...
Tel Aviv, Israel and Paris, France – April 17, 2019 – D-ID the only company that protects identities from facial recognition systems, announced today that it is one of ten 2019 Netexplo award winners for developing an artificial intelligence technology that protects facial images from ...
www.forbes.com The 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic Winter Games were the beginning of a series of huge sports events in Asia. Japan will host the 2020 Summer Olympic Games and the 2019 Rugby World ...
www.jpost.comMossad director Yossi Cohen made a rare public speech on Monday and admitted that facial recognition technology is challenging the Mossad as it trickles out and around the ...
www.biometricupdate.comD-ID announced its initial product launch, as well as the first customers for its facial recognition-blocking technology at TechCrunch Disrupt San ...
techcrunch.com D-ID , the company developing software to scramble facial recognition technologies, has signed its first customers and launched its initial product onstage at TechCrunch ...
Facial recognition can be as scary as it is useful, but Tel Aviv startup D-ID aims to make it considerably harder for unauthorized others to use our personal photos for facial recognition ...
As people become more aware of how their data is used — and abused — in our digital world; and regulations (like GDPR in Europe) are leading more organizations to implement better data ...