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[ad_1] Facial recognition software maker Clearview AI settled a lawsuit Monday by the American Civil Liberties Union, agreeing to limit its database of faces in the United States primarily to government agencies and not allow most American companies access to it. Under the agreement submitted to an Illinois state court, Clearview will not sell its …
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[ad_1] in the following weeks Russia invaded Ukraine Hoan Ton-That, managing director of facial recognition company Clearview AI, started thinking about how to get involved. He believed that his company’s technology could provide clarity in complex situations in war. “I remember seeing videos of captured Russian soldiers and Russia claiming to be actors,” Ton-That said. …
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[ad_1] While Americans are traveling more comfortably during the pandemic, international travelers can find a new identity system used by the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) when they return home: biometric facial recognition. Following a directive by Congress’ 9/11 Commission to improve border security using biometrics, CBP began ramping up the technology in a …
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[ad_1] Texas attorney general filed a confidentiality suit Monday Meta PlatformsFacebook’s parent company allegedly collects facial recognition data without users’ explicit consent. Attorney General Ken Paxton said the social network violated state consumer protection law by repeatedly capturing and commercializing biometric data in photos and videos for more than a decade without users’ informed consent. …
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[ad_1] After that Clearview AI With billions of photos scraped from the public web — websites like Instagram, Venmo, and LinkedIn — to create a facial recognition tool for law enforcement, many concerns have been raised about the company and its norm-breaking tool. Beyond the privacy implications and legality of what Clearview AI is doing, …
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[ad_1] After that Clearview AI With billions of photos scraped from the public web — websites like Instagram, Venmo, and LinkedIn — to create a facial recognition tool for law enforcement, many concerns have been raised about the company and its norm-breaking tool. Beyond the privacy implications and legality of what Clearview AI is doing, …
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[ad_1] The change affects more than a third of Facebook’s daily users who have facial recognition turned on for their accounts, according to the company. This meant that they received alerts when new photos or videos were uploaded to the social network. The feature was also used to flag accounts impersonating someone else and was …
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[ad_1] Journalists at Politico, the intra-Beltway news outlet that sold for more than $1 billion to German broadcaster Axel Springer in August, announced on Friday that they’ve begun forming an alliance and getting voluntary recognition from their new owners. The new unit, affiliated with the NewsGuild, a union that represents journalists at the PEN Guild …
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[ad_1] LONDON — Anglo-Indian artist Sutapa Biswas has always found himself playing a confrontational role in the British art world, forcing him to talk about his legacy of empire and establishment that he prefers to avoid. But apparently that could change. This year, the 59-year-old Biswas is the subject of two major British shows running …
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[ad_1] two sided infrastructure agreement This week’s coup provides new cash for climate resilience, unprecedented in United States history: tens of billions of dollars to protect against floods, reduce damage from wildfires, develop new sources of drinking water in drought-affected areas, and even move entire communities away from vulnerable areas. . But the bill is …
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[ad_1] The ATF, tasked with investigating arson cases, released photos offered $5,000 for useful tips from the public. A video An ATF agent said in a court document that Mr Felan had “gone viral” and spawned “several leads, including from people who wanted to remain anonymous”. (ATF also used facial recognition technology, including the Clearview …
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