The Biometrics Institute Congress in London stands as one of the world’s leading events shaping the future of digital identity and biometric innovation.

Across the global industry, one theme continues to dominate discussions: the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence in biometrics.

From unlocking new opportunities to addressing emerging risks, AI is redefining how we think about identity, trust, and user experience in a digital-first world.

Artificial Intelligence: Transforming the Biometric Landscape

AI has moved beyond being a complementary technology — it’s now the core engine driving biometric systems forward.

Machine learning models are boosting accuracy, scalability, and resilience, enabling smarter authentication and fraud prevention mechanisms.

Yet, this transformation also introduces new challenges around ethics, fairness, and transparency, demanding a balanced approach that safeguards both innovation and trust.

Key Takeaways Shaping the Future

🔹 Facial Biometrics Remains the Leader

Despite continued research into other biometric modalities, facial recognition remains the preferred choice for identification and authentication.
Its versatility and speed make it ideal for large-scale, real-world applications — a dominance that’s set to continue in the coming years.

🔹 Liveness Detection Is More Critical Than Ever

With the rise of AI-generated fraud and deepfakes, the importance of robust liveness detection has never been greater.
Advancing anti-spoofing techniques ensures biometric systems stay resilient and reliable, protecting both organizations and users.

🔹 Policies and Practices Must Keep Pace

As innovation accelerates, so must governance.
The industry must ensure that ethical standards, compliance, accessibility, and inclusion are embedded across every step of the biometric lifecycle.

A Shared Vision for Responsible Innovation

“It’s great to see how the industry is coming together to discuss opportunities & challenges.
At Oz, we’re proud to be at the forefront of this movement — helping organizations enhance security and build trust, while delivering frictionless user experience.”
— Louis Michelet, COO at Oz Forensics

This spirit of collaboration highlights a global commitment to responsible, AI-driven innovation — ensuring biometric technologies remain secure, transparent, and fair.

Security Without Friction

At Oz Forensics, we’re proud to be part of the global dialogue shaping the next generation of ethical, AI-powered biometrics.

Our mission: to help organizations build trust through technology, combining robust security with seamless user experience.