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Tagging has always been a controversial Facebook feature. When originally introduced, it was beloved—waking up Sunday morning to tag notifications meant you had a great weekend and there was documented evidence. But very quickly we all realized that perhaps photos of our faces weren’t always a good thing. In fact, the fact that Facebook’s engine was learning what we looked like and could suggest inserting our identity into images came with some consequences.
The scope of Facebook’s facial-recognition abilities has been growing, and fast. This week, it was revealed that the network can identify you by far more than just your face. According to New Scientist, Facebook’s artificial intelligence lab is working on an algorithm that can identify people even if their faces are hidden. Things like your hair, your clothes, your body shape, and beyond can give you away - See more at: http://www.ictrepublic.com/2015/06/amazing-facebook-can-now-recognize-your.html#sthash.L3j03Yis.dpuf