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AI Based Biometrics Report

The seminar report discusses the advancements of AI in biometrics, highlighting its role in enhancing accuracy, security, and real-time processing. Key applications include security, banking, healthcare, and smart devices, while challenges such as privacy concerns and algorithmic bias are also addressed. The future of AI in biometrics promises further innovations and improvements in recognition and compliance with ethical standards.

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AI Based Biometrics Report

The seminar report discusses the advancements of AI in biometrics, highlighting its role in enhancing accuracy, security, and real-time processing. Key applications include security, banking, healthcare, and smart devices, while challenges such as privacy concerns and algorithmic bias are also addressed. The future of AI in biometrics promises further innovations and improvements in recognition and compliance with ethical standards.

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AI-Based Advancements in Biometrics and Its Applications

Seminar Report
Presented by: Poornima GS

1. Introduction to Biometrics
Biometrics refers to the measurement and analysis of unique physical or behavioral
characteristics for identity verification. Common biometric modalities include fingerprint
recognition, facial recognition, iris scans, and voice authentication. Traditional biometric
systems rely on stored templates, while AI-powered biometrics enhance accuracy and
security.

2. Role of AI in Biometrics
AI has revolutionized biometrics by improving recognition accuracy, enabling real-time
processing, and enhancing security. Machine learning models train on vast datasets, making
them more effective in detecting spoof attacks and adapting to variations in biometric data.
Key advancements include deep learning for facial recognition and AI-powered liveness
detection.

3. Advancements in AI-Based Biometrics


AI has led to significant advancements in biometrics, such as:

- Neural networks for facial and voice recognition

- AI-powered behavioral biometrics (e.g., keystroke dynamics, gait analysis)

- Edge AI for on-device biometric processing without cloud dependency

4. Applications of AI-Driven Biometrics


AI-driven biometrics have widespread applications in various fields:

- **Security & Surveillance**: AI-powered facial recognition in public safety and law
enforcement.

- **Banking & Financial Services**: AI in fraud detection and secure transactions.

- **Healthcare**: AI for patient identification, remote monitoring, and medical


authentication.

- **Smart Devices & IoT**: AI-enhanced biometric authentication for smartphones, smart
locks, and wearables.

5. Challenges and Ethical Concerns


Despite advancements, AI-driven biometrics face several challenges:

- **Privacy Concerns**: Data security and user consent issues.


- **AI Bias**: Algorithmic bias leading to discrimination in biometric recognition.

- **Legal & Regulatory Issues**: Compliance with data protection laws like GDPR and AI
ethics regulations.

6. Future of AI in Biometrics
The future of AI in biometrics looks promising with:

- Next-generation AI models for enhanced recognition and accuracy.

- AI in multimodal biometric systems combining multiple authentication methods.

- Quantum computing and AI-based security advancements.

7. Conclusion
AI is transforming biometric security, making it more accurate, efficient, and secure.
However, ethical concerns and regulatory compliance must be addressed for widespread
adoption. The future of AI in biometrics will see continuous improvements and innovative
applications.

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