Amazon Rekognition is an image recognition service that can quickly detect what’s in an image, like the number of people, the gender of those people, their emotions, different items, etc.

Amazon Rekognition can now identify the location of objects in an image, and determine relationships between those objects. (AWS Photo / @jeffbarr) Amazon Web Services released new capabilities ...

At its AWS Re:Invent conference yesterday in Las Vegas, Nevada, Amazon Web Services announced Amazon Rekognition Video, an expansion of its Rekognition Image photo detection service. Rekognition Image ...

Amazon announced a breakthrough from its AI experts Monday: Their algorithms can now read fear on your face, at a cost of $0.001 per image—or less if you process more than 1 million images.

We’ve all had a lot of fun playing around with image recognition machine learning AIs from the likes of Google and Microsoft. Today, Amazon’s getting in the game with the launch of its own ...

Amazon's deep learning-powered image detection and recognition service got an upgrade on Thursday: It can detect celebrities. The service, part of Brands That Matter Extended Deadline on Friday 6/6!

Amazon has so far refused to confirm or deny whether Rekognition is in use by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement—the Homeland Security arm most closely associated with the ongoing policy ...

In a new experiment conducted by the American Civil Liberties Union, Amazon’s image recognition tool falsely matched 28 members of Congress to mugshots of other people who had been arrested for ...

Amazon has defended its facial-recognition tool, Rekognition, against claims of racial and gender bias, following a study published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.