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Facial and voice recognition in cars sounds like a privacy nightmare

analyse - 13 janvier 2020

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At CES, software company Xperi demonstrated it’s developing different interfaces that use facial recognition. It’s building one for the car that knows who you are when you get in, then monitors your emotion state and how you’re behaving. Even your body position is tracked, so if you’re sitting in an ’unsafe’ way the car can let you know.
Some driver monitoring for your next drive @Xperi_ #ces2020 pic.twitter.com/wTPU80abdw
— Sasha Lekach (@sashajol) January 9, 2020
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