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• TITLE: Biometrics as a Matrix: The Short Distance between Crime and Security Systems, Prompting an Artificial Intelligence to Invent Electronic Biometrics ID!

  AUTHORS: Ahmed Laarfi

  KEYWORDS: Biometrics, Security, Privacy, Distributed System, Databases

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Intelligence Science, Vol.12 No.1, January 11, 2022

  ABSTRACT: This paper reviews the essential biometrics and develops a way to combine them with the Computer and User Information, giving us an Electronic Biometrics ID. This way, distributed databases contain imperative data from much helpful information that supports more security. We reviewed examples of what these databases would look like, which any responsible party could design to be global. As will be mentioned later, we obtain common international databases whose data are modified according to factors such as the owner of the device, the location of the device, and so on. This is very useful for tracking, and it combines biometrics with data set to give us a comprehensive electronic identification.