Doug Aley's guest appearances

Doug Aley

Finding Genius Podcast

The ID Talk Podcast

Bill Barhydt

Whitney Johnson

Alex Mashinsky

Ross Ulbricht

Lyn Ulbricht

Jameson Lopp

Marco Peereboom

Megan Ramos

Danny Flood

Abel James

Nir Eyal

Perry Marshall

Scott Young

Ben Goertzel

Steven Kotler

OwlTail

Joey Pritikin

November is Face Biometrics Month at FindBiometrics – a four week event in which we are delving into the history, the technology, the promise and the controversy around facial recognition in identification and authentication scenarios.On this episode we welcome Paravision to ID Talk. Formerly Ever AI, Paravision provides advanced computer vision technology to empower a wide range of mission critical applications. Susan Stover, FindBiometrics’ VP of Digital Content sat down for an in-depth conversation with Paravision’s CEO Doug Aley and the company’s newly appointed Chief Product Officer Joey Pritikin.Their conversation begins with an introduction to Paravision, going on to talk in detail about how AI and Deep Learning technologies have affected face biometrics in recent times and the evolution of biometrics in the past five years. After touching on liveness detection and the contactless biometrics experience, Stover, Aley and Pritikin delve into the current controversy around some public facing deployments of facial recognition and offer guidance for an industry currently tasked with walking some delicate ethical lines.Learn more about Paravision by visiting https://paravision.ai/Read more about face biometrics by visiting https://FindBiometrics.com

November is Face Biometrics Month at FindBiometrics – a four week event in which we are delving into the history, the technology, the promise and the controversy around facial recognition in identification and authentication scenarios. On this episode we welcome Paravision to ID Talk. Formerly Ever AI, Paravision provides advanced computer vision technology to empower a wide range of mission critical applications. Susan Stover, FindBiometrics’ VP of Digital Content sat down for an in-depth conversation with Paravision’s CEO Doug Aley and the company’s newly appointed Chief Product Officer Joey Pritikin. Their conversation begins with an introduction to Paravision, going on to talk in detail about how AI and Deep Learning technologies have affected face biometrics in recent times and the evolution of biometrics in the past five years. After touching on liveness detection and the contactless biometrics experience, Stover, Aley and Pritikin delve into the current controversy around some public facing deployments of facial recognition and offer guidance for an industry currently tasked with walking some delicate ethical lines. Learn more about Paravision by visiting <a href="https://paravision.ai/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://paravision.ai/</a> Read more about face biometrics by visiting <a href="https://FindBiometrics.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://FindBiometrics.com</a>

Paravision CEO Doug Aley and CPO Joey Pritikin on Face Biometrics, Computer Vision, and More

Facial recognition has been around for a while now. Companies like Ever AI, one of the leading platforms in the space, are catapulting this technology to the next level with their advanced face recognition platform. In this interview Doug Aley, Chief Revenue Officer at EVER AI, shares with listeners the advancements in facial recognition and how we can use it to simplify our every day lives. Aley explains why businesses have been looking for better ways to offer frictionless authentication to their customers for payment applications aiming to ease the user experience. The platform really took off after the successful release of the iPhone X with Face ID. People stopped being afraid of facial recognition technology and instead have started embracing it once they saw how easy and secure, it is to access data off their phone. Since the launch, Ever AI has seen a huge surgency of other companies looking for ways to implement the technology into their business models. Right now, Aley is seeing is the most demand for facial recognition coming from banking, finance and security companies. They are using the technology for something as simple as entry to office buildings to authenticating users to give access to important data. While we are at it, let’s not forget some of the more entertaining use cases including facial recognition with IoT devices such as washing machines, refrigerators and robots, of course. For more information, visit: https://ever.ai/

Facial recognition has been around for a while now. Companies like Ever AI, one of the leading platforms in the space, are catapulting this technology to the next level with their advanced face recognition platform. In this interview Doug Aley, Chief Revenue Officer at EVER AI, shares with listeners the advancements in facial recognition and how we can use it to simplify our every day lives. Aley explains why businesses have been looking for better ways to offer frictionless authentication to their customers for payment applications aiming to ease the user experience. The platform really took off after the successful release of the iPhone X with Face ID. People stopped being afraid of facial recognition technology and instead have started embracing it once they saw how easy and secure, it is to access data off their phone. Since the launch, Ever AI has seen a huge surgency of other companies looking for ways to implement the technology into their business models. Right now, Aley is seeing is the most demand for facial recognition coming from banking, finance and security companies. They are using the technology for something as simple as entry to office buildings to authenticating users to give access to important data. While we are at it, let’s not forget some of the more entertaining use cases including facial recognition with IoT devices such as washing machines, refrigerators and robots, of course. For more information, visit: <a href="https://ever.ai/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ever.ai/</a>

Doug Aley – Chief Revenue Officer at Ever AI – Advancement of Face Recognition Technology