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Launch of Synthetic Face Biometrics

Using synthetic data instead of real people’s faces to train facial recognition systems has been gaining ground among biometrics companies around the world. A university in Dallas, Texas now wants to create one of the largest balanced synthetic databases for facial recognition.

The Southern Methodist University (SMU) plans to generate a database of facial images from text descriptions with a high-performance computing platform specifically designed for AI called the Nvidia DGX SuperPOD. 

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