Faception

growth-positive

The article features an interview with Shai Gilboa, the Co-founder and CEO of Faception, a company that has developed Facial Personality Analytics technology. The article discusses the uniqueness of Faceptions technology and its vision to revolutionize the security industry. It highlights the companys collaborations with tier-1 system integrators, service providers, and technology vendors in various domains. Faception aims to detect anonymous potential offenders and provide alerts to security agencies. The company has a growing distribution channel and a team of experts in intelligence, computer vision, face analysis, machine learning, and psychology. The article also mentions the challenges faced by Faception in a competitive market dominated by incumbents. It provides examples of Faceptions services in public safety, such as identifying potential murderers, pedophiles, thieves, and drug dealers. The company envisions sustaining competency through partnerships and supplying API and SDK to technology vendors.

growth-positive

Faception, a company specializing in facial recognition technology, has developed a system that can identify a persons character and potential threats based on their face structure. The system is integrated into security cameras and can be used in various settings such as airports and police stations. Faception works with government organizations and emphasizes strict privacy regulations. The company sees potential applications in areas like artificial intelligence and fintech. Faception has been recognized as one of the worlds top startups and will be participating in the Pioneers festival in Vienna.

growth-negative

An unnamed homeland security agency has signed a contract with Faception, a facial personality profiling company, to use its technology to help spot terrorists. Faception claims to be able to predict a persons behavior and personality with a high level of accuracy just by analyzing their face. However, experts have criticized the science behind the technology, stating that it has been discredited and the results are inaccurate. The use of this technology raises concerns about privacy and civil liberties, as well as the potential for false identifications. Faception has built 15 different classifiers, including ones for terrorists and pedophiles, but the company claims it will never make classifiers that predict negative traits available to the general public.