This morning I was sent an article by a friend about facial recognition software that was being considered for use by the security people at the Statue of Liberty, here.
Logo of the United States National Park Service (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Yesterday, as I was writing the blog about security clearances I stumbled across some new security classifications, which made sense. But now, somehow, it seems the National Park Service may have a classification system all its own.
Unfortunately the only names that pop up in my head is for two levels of classification: Yogi Bear and Boo Boo.
Apologies, I couldn’t resist the joke.
Bear Related articles
- Will There Be Face-Recognition Surveillance at the Statue of Liberty? (blogs.villagevoice.com)
- Rumored Statue of Liberty face-recognition supplier harasses and threatens journalist (boingboing.net)
- Get to Know Your National Parks During National Park Week 2013 (paramuspost.com)
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