Boston's Logan Airport also ran two

Boston's Logan Airport also ran two separate tests of facial recognition systems at its security
checkpoints using volunteers. Over a three-month period, the results were disappointing.
According to the Electronic Privacy Information Center, the system only had a 61.4 percent
accuracy rate, leading airport officials to pursue other security options.
Humans have always had the innate ability to recognize and distinguish between faces, yet
computers only recently have shown the same ability. In the mid 1960s, scientists began work
on using the computer to recognize human faces. Since then, facial recognition software has
come a long way.
In this article, we will look at the history of facial recognition systems, the changes that are
being made to enhance their capabilities and how governments and private companies use (or
plan to use) them

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Boston Logan Airport juga berlari dua tes terpisah dari sistem pengenalan wajah di keamanan
pos pemeriksaan menggunakan relawan. Selama periode tiga bulan, hasilnya mengecewakan.
Menurut Electronic Privacy Information Center, sistem hanya memiliki 61,4 persen
tingkat akurasi, menyebabkan petugas bandara untuk mengejar opsi keamanan lainnya.
Manusia selalu memiliki kemampuan bawaan untuk mengenali dan membedakan antara wajah, namun
komputer hanya baru-baru telah menunjukkan kemampuan yang sama. Pada pertengahan 1960-an, para ilmuwan mulai bekerja
menggunakan komputer untuk mengenali wajah manusia. Sejak itu, perangkat lunak pengenalan wajah telah
datang jauh.
Pada artikel ini, kita akan melihat sejarah sistem pengenalan wajah, perubahan yang
dilakukan untuk meningkatkan kemampuan mereka dan bagaimana pemerintah dan perusahaan swasta menggunakan (atau
berencana untuk menggunakan) mereka