US Secret Service testing face scanning app to probe, stop threats
The Secret Service’s new app, called Sentry, uses artificial intelligence in an attempt to identify people.
US Secret Service testing face scanning app to probe, stop threats
The Secret Service’s new app, called Sentry, uses artificial intelligence in an attempt to identify people.
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