“This reminds me of that facial recognition shopping scene in Minority Report”
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This reminds me of that facial recognition shopping scene in Minority Report this video Of course I thought this movie looked 100 years in the future, not 15

44K views · Dec 8, 2010 · 0:59 · 0 HN recommenders · 3 mentions · discussed 2018–2022
A clip from the movie Minority Report showing personalized advertising that recognizes a person as they walk through a mall.
Why Hacker News points people here: Cited as the sci-fi precedent whenever HN discusses facial recognition and personalized ads in public spaces.
“This reminds me of that facial recognition shopping scene in Minority Report”
This reminds me of that facial recognition shopping scene in Minority Report this video Of course I thought this movie looked 100 years in the future, not 15
It doesn't call out advertisers directly but it does call out the Minority Report style ad serving. IANAL but sec. A: defines FRT as "comparing the facial features of a probe image with the features of images contained in an image repository (one-to-many search)." "Private Entity shall not use Face Recognition Technologies in Places of Public Accommodation" "John Anderton, you could use a Guinness right now!" style targeted advertising requires matching features of the face (eyes) to a repository to get the name. this video
“Straight from the Minority Report 2002 movie.”
Straight from the Minority Report 2002 movie. Add a beamforming loudspeaker array for personalized audio and that's it: this video