Startup Battlefield Competition - D-ID | Disrupt SF 2018
Recorded on September 5, 2018. D-ID is an AI solution that protects identities from face recognition. Organizations are increasingly using our faces as identifiers. Consequently, our photos have become biometric data. Using them, anyone can track us, hack our devices and steal our identities. D-ID protects photos from face recognition while keeping them similar to […]
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