The TSA checkpoints at Boston Logan, my home airport, have introduced facial recognition software. By itself this is not so remarkable, beyond underscoring my creeping unease at the ubiquity of technology entrusted with jobs previously requiring a human touch. But practically, it means ten more minutes, on average, of time for me personally spent chatti…
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