You have to onboard user accounts to them, install the authentication software on a laptop, and it will open a remote desktop to an AWS workspace. The session is constantly tracking the user's face and gets terminated if they look away for a minute.
Contractors are disconnected regularly because their face stopped being recognized, or they can't login in the first place after 5 tries.
Recall one contractor that contacted support because they couldn't login, support told him that their face was too dark.
The hell did I just read?! Can't tell if this is satire or real at his point but anyway let me just beat your employee tracking system by propping up a photo of my face in front of the webcam.
Wait, is your fancy system looking for features of life like facial twitches and eye movement to not be fooled by a photo?
Fine, here's a deepfaked avatar of my face acting alive powered by nvidia's latest deep learning magic.
See where this is going?