Google AI notifies users when others are looking at their screen
Researchers at Google have demonstrated an "Electronic Screen Protector" which uses an AI to alert smartphone users whenever someone is secretly looking at the phone's screen over their shoulder. The privacy feature uses the phone's front-facing camera as well as the neural networks of GazeNet and Google's FaceNet to power its facial detection capabilities. It's hoped that the "Electronic Screen Protector" will help professionals users maintain privacy while working in crowded public spaces. The researchers are due to present their work at the 2017 NIPS Conference in California in December.

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