TypingDNA's AI Identifies People by How They Type
Grace Mahas — January 6, 2020 — Tech
References: typingdna & venturebeat
TypingDNA was founded by Adrian Gheara, Cristian Tamas, and Raul Popa and boasts a unique AI program that can identify people by the way they type. The software was created to provide typing biometrics authentication for companies to recognize users by the way they type as an additional, non-intrusive layer of security for online accounts.
The cutting-edge technology company recently raised $7 million in series A funding led by Gradient Ventures, Google’s AI-focused venture fund that will be used to integrate its service with web development tools. Raul Popa stated: "Advancing the research and distribution of typing biometrics is of global importance. Keyboards are incorporated [into] almost any device today, making typing behavior the most widely available user biometric. This round of funding will allow us to further our mission to provide user-friendly, non-intrusive biometrics and increased security to people around the world.”
Image Credit: TypingDNA
The cutting-edge technology company recently raised $7 million in series A funding led by Gradient Ventures, Google’s AI-focused venture fund that will be used to integrate its service with web development tools. Raul Popa stated: "Advancing the research and distribution of typing biometrics is of global importance. Keyboards are incorporated [into] almost any device today, making typing behavior the most widely available user biometric. This round of funding will allow us to further our mission to provide user-friendly, non-intrusive biometrics and increased security to people around the world.”
Image Credit: TypingDNA
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