“I needed a remote solution like a physical digital lock or a lock box that I can, people can come in and only after using AI verification, uh, like driver license, the identity and, uh, face recognition, I can allow them to the property.”

Rand Friedman · AI Marketing · Would You Let an AI Unlock Your Rental Property for a Stranger?

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Built a physical digital lock box that only allows entry after AI verification of driver license and face recognition

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