The ability to confirm your identity using your fingerprint or face is something we have already become accustomed to. Most of us carry a piece of this technology in our pockets: Our phones are able ...

Biometrics are the unique physical or behavioral features that can be used to identify an individual – most commonly voice, face, speech patterns, and fingerprints. A good example of how biometric ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Danny Lewis: Hey, Future of Everything listeners. Today's episode is all about ...

If you've unlocked an iPhone with FaceID, you've used facial biometric technology. So, why does this phrase make people so uncomfortable? Have sci-fi movies like Minority Report made us fearful of ...

Continuous, passive authentication: Behavioral biometrics analyze typing, swiping and other actions in real time to verify identity without disrupting users. AI-driven adaptability: Machine learning ...

While ordinary data breaches have become a staple of our daily lives, the loss of genetic information stands out. Most data created during our lifetime either loses its value within a year (such as ...

The future of leadership isn’t about choosing between AI and biometrics. It’s about harnessing the strengths of both, ...

As use cases proliferate, concerns over protecting this type of data also are growing—because unlike a password or other measure that can be changed when compromised, an individual’s unique biological ...