At Kairos, we are asked to speak at events from time to time, mostly centering around innovation and the Miami Startup scene.
Yesterday I was asked to speak at a different and special event. The U.S. State Department shuttled down 38 ambassadors to the US from countries all around the globe. They came to Miami to better understand the growth of our city and the growth of the startup scene.
Today Kairos launches a new facial recognition API for developers powered by 3scale. The Kairos API allows developers to bring the magic of identity to their applications and services and their pricing model allows you to test and scale on your terms (plus the first 500 transactions per month are always free).
According to a recent CNN/Time/Orc poll:
"79% of Americans are in favor of using facial recognition at various locations and public events, and 81% support expanded camera surveillance on streets and in public places."
Yet just a several weeks ago, 60 Minutes cautioned the public against facial recognition technology as it poses a threat to individual privacy. So, is the transition to facial recognition as a means of identification a welcome one or not?
On June 18th the LAB Miami hosted the Startup Battle LatAm for the Terrapinn Private Equity World Latin America Conference. Opened by the Mayor of Miami - Tomás Regalado - the competition brought together notable startups from Latin America and Miami to battle it out for investor attention, armed only with their company's pitch.
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