NEW YORK - Hackers are hard at work using advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and other technologies to overcome the biometric defenses increasingly being deployed by banks. This is according to law firm Backer McKenzie, which asked three experts about the use of biometrics in finance: Elizabeth Roper, partner at Baker McKenzie; Chris Allgrove, director
NEW YORK - JPMorgan Chase & Co. is planning to test new technology that would let consumers pay with their palms or faces at certain US merchants. The bank, home to one of the world’s biggest payment-processing businesses, plans to roll out the service to its broader base of US merchant clients if the pilot program goes
DETROIT - The Covid-19 talk and how it changed life as we know has lingered long enough to become the new normal. Some of us are still working from home, some have gone back to the office, while others are doing a bit of both. Whatever your situation is, we all have one common tendency
CANTON - Health Data Research UK has selected Canton-based MMS Holdings – a data-focused clinical research organization – to support the International COVID-19 Data Alliance initiative, providing data engineering services to support a globally coordinated, health data-led research response to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. MMS was selected from a pool of some of the world’s
EAST LANSING - At Michigan State University, researchers are involved in the work that will someday make self-driving vehicles not just a reality, but commonplace. Working as part of a project known as CANVAS – Connected and Autonomous Networked Vehicles for Active Safety – the scientists are focusing much of their energy on key areas,
