All right, so you know that we cover internet and technology on our Saturday shows here on chewing the fat quite a bit and

AI and where we're headed and

what's happening to your privacy and so I wanted to talk a little bit about

facial recognition you know years ago we they this has been coming on now for 15 16 maybe even 20 years.

I remember living in Tampa when they tried to bring the facial recognition to

Ebor City during the Super Bowl and they wanted to talk they talked us into doing

this and how they were going to catch criminals, but they didn't have any

database to fall back on, so they weren't finding any really faces and it took forever because

it was searching and searching and searching and by the time it

ended its search if anything was found that person is long gone. Well Tom Kooling

an attorney here in Dallas Fort Worth the cybersecurity attorney technology

attorney from Shef and Stone has been dealing with this for that much time and

longer really right Tom that's true.

true. Now the facial recognition that we have today works better for

multiple reasons but it again it it's the databases that they didn't have in the past.

So arguably yes, that's part of it.

Right.

So now we have a bigger database because we've all given up our rights pretty much on our

phone saying yes I just want to take a picture if you want access to my pictures

fine you can have access to my pictures but we weren't thinking

that they were going to use those against us and now does it seem that they are or

are they going to I mean I realize it's all for our safety. Oh yes absolutely it's for our safety.

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