Facial Recognition Fails in Boston, Too
bryan writes "Only a few weeks after cameras were found to be ineffective in catching criminals in Tampa, FL, a test of a facial-recognition system in Boston's Logan airport also came up disappointing. The cameras which were given photos of employees to detect, were only successful in 153 out of 249 random tests over the past year (about 61%). The article did not say how many false positives the tests generated. The companies involved were Indentix and Visage."
But what about the system installed in London, England?
That one doesn't track faces per se. It indexes along bad teeth.
Comparing it to Windows will be a moot point, since El Dorado is going to have a 40% larger code base than XP.