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A 3 page overview of two important areas of digital techology, speech recognition and facial recognition. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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technology in a number of diverse ways. Where in the past criminologists were limited in the amount of material they could process and analyze, digital technology allows the processing
and analysis of massive amounts of data. To areas in particular that are noteworthy is the capabilities that are now available in terms of and speech recognition and face
recognition. Discussion As criminals move into the digital world of computers criminologists must move further
and further into that world also. Many aspects of digital technology can, in fact, be of tremendous utilization in forensics. Consider, for example, speech recognition. Speech
recognition is becoming the status quo in the mobile telephone industry, navigational technology, and many more aspects of our lives (Economist, 2007). SPEECH RECOGNITION HAS SEEMINGLY EMERGED IN WHAT IS
A BLINK OF AN EYE IN TERMS OF THE EVOLUTION OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. IN REALITY, HOWEVER, SPEECH RECOGNITION HAS BEEN A GOAL FOR MANY YEARS. BELL LABS, IN
FACT, DEVELOPED THE CAPABILITY WITHIN THE TELEPHONE INDUSTRY TO RECOGNIZE SPOKEN NUMBERS IN 1952 (ECONOMIST, 2007). THE RAPID EVOLUTION THAT CHARACTERIZES THE MODERN STATE OF SPEECH RECOGNITION CAN BE
CREDITED TO THE EXPONENTIAL RATE WITH WHICH COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IS CHANGING. IT WAS ONLY IN 1965, AFTER ALL, THAT INTEL CO-FOUNDER GORDON E. MOORE OBSERVED THAT THE NUMBER OF
TRANSISTORS THAT COULD BE PLACED ON INTEGRATED CIRCUITS WAS INCREASING EXPONENTIALLY AND, IN FACT, DOUBLING EVERY TWO YEARS. AS MOORE PREDICTED, THIS RATE WAR HARDLY LINEAR. IT COMPOUNDED
ITSELF OVER TIME WITH EACH SUCCESSIVE YEAR DWARFING THE PRECEDING YEAR IN TERMS OF WHAT HAD BEEN ACCOMPLISHED. SPEECH RECOGNITION IS BECOMING A PROMINENT PART OF FORENSICS. THANKS TO
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