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AI fraud drives banks toward biometric identity defenses | Biometric Update
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And what happens when our biometric data gets hacked, which I think has happened already. I mean, I guess I have 9 other finger prints, but I'm not getting plastic surgery.
They will want everyone to get RFID implants and use them nude in transparent booths at the bank customer security center.
Get an emotional support koala and use it's fingerprint...
Duh
I can legit see manufactured fingerprints being used as physical tokens eventually.
Well, you believe in a boring dystopian near future and I envision one where Mr Robot pulls a wagon full of trained infiltrater koalas behind him everywhere just in case...
We all gotta be optimistic about something I guess.