| By Christopher Mack | 5 Comments » |
Face.com has released a new Facebook application called Photo Finder that lets users find photos of themselves or friends through facial recognition.
Here’s how it works: When you log into Photo Finder, the app uses its facial recognition technology to search for untagged pictures of you or your friends throughout Facebook by scanning all the public photos in your network. When it finds photos, it suggests tags based strictly on the faces identified. This could lead to less embarrassing pictures floating about without your knowledge. So far, it seems to work pretty well.
Face.com, based in Tel Aviv and New York, apparently built the Facebook app as a technology demonstration. The company is angel funded and currently raising an A round. While it’s still in closed beta, the first 100 Inside Facebook users who click on this link will be able to try the app out.

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April 9th, 2009 at 6:27 pm
Just tried it out and works pretty good
April 19th, 2009 at 1:11 pm
keep on trying until it works for u
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February 1st, 2010 at 1:18 pm
[...] Inside Facebook gives a good overview. “Here’s how it works: When you log into Photo Finder, the app uses its facial recognition technology to search for untagged pictures of you or your friends throughout Facebook by scanning all the public photos in your network. When it finds photos, it suggests tags based strictly on the faces identified. This could lead to less embarrassing pictures floating about without your knowledge. So far, it seems to work pretty well.” [...]