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The G2 Weekly Podcast delivers insights into the world of identity and biometrics. Each week, the podcast will cover important developments in the field, making it a valuable resource for professionals in various sectors.
(January 21, 2025 - January 28, 2025)
• Biometric Data Privacy Under Scrutiny: Legal battles and judicial decisions are raising concerns about how biometric data is used, highlighting the need for stronger privacy standards. For example, a U.S. judge dismissed a facial recognition match in a murder case, and Google had a partial win in a biometric data lawsuit in Texas.
• Age Verification Regulations Intensifying: New guidance on age checks for adult content is sparking debate, while countries like Singapore are mandating age verification for app stores, particularly with biometric solutions. The discussions at Davos also focused on age assurance and digital safety.
• AI's Dual Role: Innovation and Threat: The EU’s AI Act is banning high-risk AI systems, including some biometric applications, while China's DeepSeek AI is emerging as a major cybersecurity threat, capable of zero-day exploit discovery and social engineering. There are also concerns about the limited focus on privacy and security in the U.S. "Stargate" AI initiative.
• Digital IDs and Wallets Expand Globally: Mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) and digital wallets are gaining traction in Ireland, the UK, and Malaysia, while other countries are exploring national digital ID systems for various uses, including trust services and farmer registries. There is a discussion about linking EU digital ID wallets to social media accounts to fight anonymity.
• Technological Advancements and Funding: There are significant advancements in biometric technologies, such as liveness detection, and growing adoption of palm vein and facial biometrics, as well as funding rounds for companies like Keyless and Humanity Protocol. Also, partnerships like trinamiX’s 3D biometric face authentication module and Next’s biometric module with liveness detection showcase ongoing innovation.
Don't miss out on these and other essential updates by subscribing to the Identity Insights: The G2 Weekly Podcast. Stay informed about the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in identity and biometrics, a critical area for professionals in banking, fintech, insurance, telco, manufacturing, e-commerce, social, and healthcare
Credit and appreciation go to Google's NotebookLM for transforming my identity and biometrics newsletter into an AI-powered audio podcast!
The G2 Weekly Podcast delivers insights into the world of identity and biometrics. Each week, the podcast will cover important developments in the field, making it a valuable resource for professionals in various sectors.
(January 21, 2025 - January 28, 2025)
• Biometric Data Privacy Under Scrutiny: Legal battles and judicial decisions are raising concerns about how biometric data is used, highlighting the need for stronger privacy standards. For example, a U.S. judge dismissed a facial recognition match in a murder case, and Google had a partial win in a biometric data lawsuit in Texas.
• Age Verification Regulations Intensifying: New guidance on age checks for adult content is sparking debate, while countries like Singapore are mandating age verification for app stores, particularly with biometric solutions. The discussions at Davos also focused on age assurance and digital safety.
• AI's Dual Role: Innovation and Threat: The EU’s AI Act is banning high-risk AI systems, including some biometric applications, while China's DeepSeek AI is emerging as a major cybersecurity threat, capable of zero-day exploit discovery and social engineering. There are also concerns about the limited focus on privacy and security in the U.S. "Stargate" AI initiative.
• Digital IDs and Wallets Expand Globally: Mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) and digital wallets are gaining traction in Ireland, the UK, and Malaysia, while other countries are exploring national digital ID systems for various uses, including trust services and farmer registries. There is a discussion about linking EU digital ID wallets to social media accounts to fight anonymity.
• Technological Advancements and Funding: There are significant advancements in biometric technologies, such as liveness detection, and growing adoption of palm vein and facial biometrics, as well as funding rounds for companies like Keyless and Humanity Protocol. Also, partnerships like trinamiX’s 3D biometric face authentication module and Next’s biometric module with liveness detection showcase ongoing innovation.
Don't miss out on these and other essential updates by subscribing to the Identity Insights: The G2 Weekly Podcast. Stay informed about the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in identity and biometrics, a critical area for professionals in banking, fintech, insurance, telco, manufacturing, e-commerce, social, and healthcare
Credit and appreciation go to Google's NotebookLM for transforming my identity and biometrics newsletter into an AI-powered audio podcast!