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The country’s biggest seller of police body cameras on Thursday convened a corporate board devoted to the ethics and expansion of artificial intelligence, a major new step toward offering controversial facial-recognition technology to police forces ... ( read original story ...)

While we love a good facial oil, it's important not to skip the face cream, as this finishing touch provides ongoing hydration, as well as potential anti-aging benefits and protection. We like to enjoy our face creams as part of our morning ritual — set ... ( read original story ...)

Doctors may also not be looking in the right places. In white patients, potentially deadly melanomas tend to show up on the torso, limbs and face, but in people with darker skin they are often found in fingernails, soles of the feet, and hands. Dr ... ( read original story ...)

On the way to work this morning, the smell of sun cream hung in the air. It’s a surefire sign that summer has arrived, when everything begins to smell like coconuts and barbecue. The reality is, though, a lot of people are dragging out last year’s ... ( read original story ...)

The social media giant announced in a press release that the feature, already available in most parts of the world, will soon be an option for Canadians. No timeline has been given on when it will be available. Facebook billed its facial recognition ... ( read original story ...)

The AskMen Acquire team thoroughly researches & reviews the best gear, services and staples for life. A couple years back (like 12 for you sticklers) Barry Schwartz, author and psychologist, gave a TED talk about the paradox of choice. Salad dressings. ( read original story ...)

What it is: Two new face creams (sold separately) from the skin-care and beauty brand Clarins, these day-and-night treatment options promise to boost skin’s “youthfulness” and “visibly reduce” wrinkles. The day-and-night options come in two ... ( read original story ...)

These are external links and will open in a new window Facebook has started asking European and Canadian users to let it use facial recognition technology to identify them in photos and videos. Facebook originally began face-matching users outside Canada ... ( read original story ...)

Facebook is bringing its facial recognition technology back to Europe, even after agreeing with regulators to drop the feature nearly six years ago. The social network outlined a number of measures it would be rolling out to comply with the General Data ... ( read original story ...)