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HK media reported Najib purchased Xijinping's powerful Face Recognition Technology. Najib know You!

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From Pee Sai goto Malaysia, Najib recognize you and track you everywhere where there are cameras! Because Ah Jib already purchased Xijinping's world most powerful AI face recognition system. No running away no escape unless you cover your face.

http://mil.news.sina.com.cn/2018-04-29/doc-ifzvpatq9152782.shtml

港媒称中国人脸识别技术出口马来西亚 助警方识嫌犯
2018年04月29日 09:37 新华网

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  港媒称,随着中国成为人工智能领域的全球领导者,外国对国内创新产品的需求正在不断上升。

  据香港《南华早报》网站4月20日报道,尤其是中国先进的监控系统,这种产品正日益受到境外客户的欢迎。最新的一个例子是马来西亚警方开始使用来自中国的人脸识别摄像头,用来辨认犯罪嫌疑人。

  报道称,马来西亚皇家警察下属的辅助警察队已经为警员装备了一批由中国人工智能初创企业设计、拥有先进的人脸识别功能的摄像头。警员只要将其佩戴在身上即可使用。这一系统能让警员把摄像头捕捉到的人脸与储存在警方数据库中的图像进行快速比较和匹配。

  这一监控摄像头在夜间也能工作,但就目前而言,它的夜间识别能力不足,只能让警员在事件发生后回顾摄像头捕捉到的视频片段,以确定犯罪嫌疑人。

  辅助警察队的首席执行官罗斯马迪·本·加扎利表示:“这是将人工智能应用到公共安全领域、以加强社会治安的重要一步。未来,我们还打算增添可佩戴摄像头系统的功能,扩大实时人脸识别和即时警告功能的适用范围。”

  报道称,中国有许多知名的人工智能企业,其中包括商汤科技、旷视科技(也被称为Face++)和依图科技等企业。 据美国市场调研公司CB风险投资公司称,2017年在全球人工智能初创企业筹集的152亿美元(969亿元人民币)资金中,中国占到了48%,甚至超过了美国公司筹集的38%。

  报道称,这个世界上人口最多的国家还准备建立一个全国范围的人脸识别系统,该系统与摄像头相连,能够在不到3秒的时间内从中国13亿人口中识别出某个人。

  报道表示,在中国,人脸识别软件已被广泛应用于安全和监控领域。银行用这种人脸识别软件来核实ATM(自动取款机)交易,边境的监控摄像头则用它来匹配和对照国家数据库中的旅行者头像,以识别走私分子和非法入境者。

  此外,中国的旅游热点地区(包括港口在内)以及需要高安全标准的公共场所也使用相关产品来加强治安。据公司称,在和上海地铁合作的前3个月,它就帮助识别了567名违反地铁规定的人员。(杨雪蕾)


Hong Kong Media Says China's Face Recognition Technology Exported to Malaysia Helps Police Identify Suspects
April 29, 2018 09:37 Xinhuanet
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Hong Kong media said that as China becomes a global leader in the field of artificial intelligence, the demand for domestic innovative products is rising.

According to Hong Kong's "South China Morning Post" website reported on April 20, especially China's advanced monitoring system, this product is increasingly welcomed by overseas customers. The latest example is the Malaysian police started using face recognition cameras from China to identify criminal suspects.

According to the report, the auxiliary police team under the Royal Malaysian Police has equipped police officers with a number of cameras designed by Chinese artificial intelligence start-ups and equipped with advanced face recognition. Police officers can use it as long as they wear it. This system allows the police officer to quickly compare and match the faces captured by the camera with the images stored in the police database.

This surveillance camera can also work at night, but for now, it lacks the ability to identify at night, only to allow police officers to review the video footage captured by the camera after the incident to identify the suspect.

Rosmadi Ben Gazzali, chief executive officer of the Auxiliary Police Force, said: “This is an important step in the application of artificial intelligence to the public safety field to strengthen social security. In the future, we also intend to add the functionality of a wearable camera system. To expand the application of real-time face recognition and instant warning features."

According to reports, there are many well-known artificial intelligence companies in China, including Shang Tang Technology, Contempt Technology (also known as Face++) and Yitu Technology. According to CB Ventures, a US market research company, in 2017, of the 15.2 billion U.S. (96.9 billion yuan) funds raised by global artificial intelligence startups, China accounted for 48%, or even more than 38% of U.S. companies.

The report said that the world’s most populous country is also preparing to establish a nationwide face recognition system that is connected to a camera that can identify someone from China’s 1.3 billion people in less than 3 seconds.

The report said that in China, face recognition software has been widely used in security and surveillance. The bank uses this face recognition software to verify ATM transactions, and border surveillance cameras use it to match and contrast the travelers' heads in the national database to identify smugglers and illegal immigrants.

In addition, China's tourism hot spots (including ports) and public places that require high safety standards also use related products to strengthen law and order. According to the company, in the first three months of cooperation with the Shanghai Metro, it helped identify 567 people who violated the subway regulations. (Yang Xuelei)
 
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