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AI Chatbots Are Getting Better at Changing People’s MindsCritique Argues AI Industry Relies on Harmful Practices by Powerful Tech ElitesSecurity Researchers Discover Vulnerabilities That Exposed OpenAI's Internal CodeMicrosoft executive labels AI scraping the biggest theft of labor everNASA and IBM Release New Open-Source AI Model to Map and Study the MoonGoogle's Gemini AI hacked three companies in the first known incident of its kind.
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Last reviewed: September 2026
Facial recognition genuinely works as advertised in hands-on testing. The facial recognition is the star of the show, and it works surprisingly well, being responsive and consistent in regular lighting conditions. It also resisted spoofing attempts: testers weren't able to fool it with a photo or a similar-looking person, and the AI-based facial recognition felt as secure as Apple's Face ID.
Genuinely convenient keyless entry with minor software friction. The Lockly Visage offers multiple ways to access and secure a door, including the first facial scanner on a smart lock, and it's accurate, fast, and sturdy.
Well suited to homeowners wanting cutting-edge keyless entry; battery maintenance and high price are real considerations. Cons include the battery requiring charging every month at default settings, and it being expensive for lacking video surveillance or doorbell functionality.
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