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CSETv1 Taxonomy Classifications
Taxonomy DetailsIncident Number
32
Special Interest Intangible Harm
no
Notes (AI special interest intangible harm)
Although this incident doesn't involve harm unevenly distributed along a protected characteristic, it does only impact twins.
Date of Incident Year
2017
Date of Incident Month
09
Date of Incident Day
13
CSETv1_Annotator-1 Taxonomy Classifications
Taxonomy DetailsIncident Number
32
Special Interest Intangible Harm
no
Notes (AI special interest intangible harm)
Although this incident doesn't involve harm unevenly distributed along a protected characteristic, it does only impact twins.
Date of Incident Year
2017
Date of Incident Month
09
Date of Incident Day
13
CSETv0 Taxonomy Classifications
Taxonomy DetailsProblem Nature
Robustness
Physical System
Consumer device
Level of Autonomy
High
Nature of End User
Amateur
Public Sector Deployment
No
Data Inputs
facial contour
CSETv1_Annotator-3 Taxonomy Classifications
Taxonomy DetailsIncident Number
32
Special Interest Intangible Harm
no
Date of Incident Year
2017
Date of Incident Month
09
Date of Incident Day
13
Estimated Date
Yes
Incident Reports
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The iPhone X made its highly-anticipated debut Tuesday at Apple’s keynote event and one of its standout features is what the company calls Face ID. Gone is the fingerprint-required Touch ID, and in is a facial recognition software that allo…
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The iPhone X might be the future of Apple’s smartphone design, but its lauded Face ID facial recognition system has an issue with people under 13: it’s much more difficult to tell them apart.
In a security guide published Wednesday, Apple r…
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Apple has already said the iPhone X's facial-recognition system, Face ID, could be a problem for people with an evil twin. They'll have to use a passcode to keep their data secure. Or get an iPhone 8 with Touch ID, since t…
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Apple has released detailed information on how its new Face ID system works. The facial recognition tech, a cornerstone of the soon–to–be–released iPhone X, has been lauded for its security prowess.
However, having failed to work properly d…
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There’s been a flood of iPhone X reviews surfacing this week and we’re hearing (and seeing) more details about Face ID. While Apple has touted that Face ID is more secure than Touch ID, it also shared that this isn’t the case for twins and …
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We put Apple's 'Face ID' technology to the test with twins. Facebook, friends, and even relatives get these identical twins mixed up all the time. But what about the iPhone X's facial recognition software?
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The iPhone X has a weakness for identical twins.
It can’t really tell the difference.
It's the first Apple device to include Face ID, a face-mapping technology that can be used unlock the phone, verify Apple Pay, and essentially replaces th…
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With both sets of twins, the other twin unlocked the iPhone X, even though neither one had registered his face with Face ID on the iPhone X. With the Franklin twins, we had both brothers remove their glasses and had the other brother regist…
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When Apple announced its $1k iPhone X back in September, we learned they were ditching the home screen button log-in for something snazzier: facial recognition.
The company touted it as a more secure upgrade to its existing TouchID feature …
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Business Insider got an exclusive look at the iPhone X, and, naturally, we tried to beat its facial-recognition feature by having one twin register his face and the other try to break in.
The following is a transcript of the video.
Greg: Gr…
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Everyone's talking about the iPhone X, and for one reason in particular: its Face ID. This is Apple's attempt at conquering biometric security, and it could be either a huge success or a giant letdown. To see just how accurately the iPhone …
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The new $1,000 rectangle from Apple has a troubling security flaw.
In a video posted to Reddit on Friday (Nov. 3), two brothers demonstrate that they can both unlock one brother’s new iPhone X using its Face ID facial recognition security o…
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The iPhone X is here, and with it Apple’s new biometric authentication—Face ID. All week I have seen videos attempting to demonstrate whether or not an identical twin can dupe Face ID and allow someone other than the actual iPhone owner to …
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A CHINESE WOMAN has been offered a refund on her iPhone X after she discovered that her colleague could unlock the device Face ID.
Apple has long claimed that the technology behind Face ID is the "most advanced" it has ever created and says…
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A worker in the Chinese city of Nanjing claims a colleague has bested the facial recognition technology on her new iPhone X — twice.
The woman, identified only by her surname Yan, told the Jiangsu Broadcasting Corp. that her co-worker was a…
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VLADIMIR, January 30. /TASS/. Twin brothers from the Russian city of Vladimir are demanding 20 mln rubles (over $357,000) in compensation from Apple because the Face ID feature of their new iPhone X smartphones cannot tell them apart, their…
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We have in the past seen instances such as the failure of Microsoft bot Tay, when it developed a tendency to come up with racist remarks. Within 24 hours of its existence and interaction with people, it starting sending offensive comments, …
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ACM News Distinguishing Identical Twins
The challenges of using facial recognition systems to identify identical twins are amplified by their similarity, although like parents, facial recognition systems are beginning to be able to tell the…
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When Apple debuted Face ID with the iPhone X in 2017, it claimed it was even more secure than Touch ID. While this might be true, the biggest issues with Face ID are that it is slower than Touch ID and despite being more secure, it could be…
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Apple’s foolproof Face ID system looks like it has met its match.
Even though Face ID is supposed to faster on the iPhone XS and XS Max, it appears that the security system can be completely fooled by identical twins. If you’ve got a siblin…
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IPHONE users are complaining that Face ID has stopped working on their handsets, The Sun has learned.
The mysterious issue means that Apple's face unlock technology no longer recognises faces – forcing users to rely on passcodes instead.
Ap…
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