Joel R. Mcconvey is a journalist who writes for Biometric Update, focusing on topics related to biometrics, artificial intelligence, and digital identity. With a keen interest in technology and its impact on society, Joel explores the latest developments in the field and provides insightful analysis on the potential risks and benefits associated with biometric technologies.
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Joel's coverage mainly revolves around biometrics, digital ID verification, technology, government policies and security. He frequently includes expert commentary and announcements in his articles suggesting receptiveness to pitches offering insights from industry experts on emerging technologies related to privacy, cybersecurity, legal compliance or governmental regulations.
Pitches could include perspectives on the latest advancements in biometric technology, potential impacts of new government policies or regulations pertaining to digital identity verification and the implications for privacy and security.
Given Joel’s focus on these specific topics across various regions globally including India, Brazil, Australia among others as well as at global tech events like CES Las Vegas it is clear he does not have a specific geographic focus but takes an international view of developments.
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Drivers argue selfie-based facial recognition they already use would be safer
Generative AI video engine brings potential applications and risks
Google expands mobile biometrics implementation Apple’s tap-and-go mobile payments system, ID scanning and biometric capabilities should be available
The U.S. Army’s Defense Health Agency (DHA) has issued a call for submissions to address how digital transformation can be leveraged to “create a new value equation for military medicine,” according to a release. DHA is collaborating with the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) to seek out “industry expertise and new ideas” in the “lines of effort” (LOEs) of patient experience, data management support and provider-supported technology.
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Launch follows acquisition of Onfido completed earlier this month
Reports predict continued increases in financial fraud until better safeguards in place
Former NADRA chair wants license to use data for social good, but also regulate it
Architect of Kenya’s Maisha Namba says Africa needs united digital economy
Will lead face biometrics pilot in response to rise in cyberattacks
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