Face morphing is a digital image synthesis technique that blends two or more facial images to create a new, non-existent face that resembles both individuals. This process is commonly used in special ...

Face morphing attacks pose a critical security threat to biometric systems by blending features of two individuals into a single synthetic image that can be falsely accepted by facial recognition ...

The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published new guidelines it claims will help organizations optimize their efforts to detect face morphing software. Face morphing is a ...

Both humans and smartphones show a degree of error in distinguishing face morph photos from their 'real' faces on fraudulent identity cards, new research has found ...

Last week, social media feeds were bursting with folks whose avatars suddenly changed. Instead of a simple head shot, their images looked like oil paintings, cartoons or watercolors, the result of a ...

Okay, this clip may qualify as my favorite deepfake video I've seen to date. We would direct your attention to the clip at the top of this post, which presents an old Bill Hader Late Night with David ...

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Computer morphing e-fit faces created by several witnesses to a crime together can increase the accuracy of the final image, new experiments show. Peter Hancock at the University of Stirling, Scotland ...

As with “The Heart Part 5,” the video for “Cry” consists entirely of faces blending seamlessly from one to another, and although the technology was radically different and less geared toward specific ...

This involves taking two 'real' face photos and digitally blending them to make a new, but similar, face that both contributing faces can use as false ID. Research, published in the journal PLOS ONE, ...