Face Control Finds First Commercial Use At Alfa Future People Festival
Artem Kuharenko, co-founder of NTechLab, right, works on a laptop computer as the faces of individuals identified by the FindFace facial recognition app sit on a digital screen at the company's offices in Moscow, Russia, on Tuesday, July 12, 2016. FindFace, which has been downloaded for free more than a million times on both Apple and Android platforms since February, allows users to identify strangers at the click of their smartphone cameras as long as long as theyve been previously identified in one of more than 250 million photos posted on VKontakte, or VK, Russias answer to Facebook. Photographer: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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