The Intersection of Biometric Information and Estate Planning.

The article discusses the increasing use of biometric information in various aspects of our lives, such as facial scans and fingerprints for unlocking devices, wearable devices recording health data, and the potential for AI-generated voices. It highlights the convenience and security of biometrics compared to traditional passwords but also raises concerns about the potential consequences of data breaches and the inability to change compromised biometric data. The article mentions the commoditization of biometric information and the need for legislation to safeguard it. It also emphasizes the importance of estate planners being aware of biometric information and considering its storage, access, and transfer in estate planning. The article concludes by emphasizing the need for robust security measures and legislative safeguards in the era of biometric technology. [Extracted from the article]