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Israel based Corsight AI claims it can model a person’s face from DNA sample
The company has previously drawn flak over exaggerating the competency and accuracy of its facial recognition system.
- By Srishti Mukherjee
Corsight AI, an Israeli-founded organisation providing facial recognition services, claims to have devised a way to create facial profiles from DNA samples. The product was first introduced by Corsight CEO Robert Watts and executive vice president Ofer Ronen at the Imperial Capital Investors Conference in New York City on December 15.
The product roadmap included “voice to face,” “DNA to face,” and “movement” (or gait recognition) as expansions of the company’s facial recognition capabilities. According to a company slide deck made available to the surveillance research group IPVM, the “DNA to Face” product “constructs a physical profile by analysing genetic material contained in a DNA sample.”
The company has previously drawn flak over exaggerating
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Srishti Mukherjee
Drowned in reading sci-fi, fantasy, and classics in equal measure; Srishti carries her bond with literature head-on into the world of science and tech, learning and writing about the fascinating possibilities in the fields of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Making hyperrealistic paintings of her dog Pickle and going through succession memes are her ideas of fun.
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