Clearview AI to stop providing facial recognition to private companies
Clearview AI, the maker of a facial recognition app being used by US law enforcement, says it will stop doing business with companies not working with law enforcement. Clearview identifies people by comparing photos to a database billions of images scraped from social media and other sites. In the past, Sen. Markey from Massachusetts has called Clearview a ’chilling’ privacy risk.
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Jack
3 weeks
Hmm. Of course neither the government nor private profit care for privacy.. The right to privacy should be legal tradition by now across the world..
Unkars Thug
3 weeks
Good. Not sure I even really want the government using this, but there's no way private companies should.
BumperCar
3 weeks
BS
Occam’s lazer
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I don't want the government to use it more than I don't want private companies to use it. Private companies have less power over people than governments.