Amazon questioned over contract with company that offered "real-time Uighur warnings"
Amazon faces questions from senators over a reported contract with Dahua, a Chinese security camera company that touted on its website the ability to alert police when its facial recognition software identifies members of the Uighur ethnic group......»»
Major camera company can sort people by race, alert police when it spots Uighurs
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Race detection and "real-time Uighur warnings" — inside Dahua"s facial recognition technology
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Facial recognition may help find Capitol rioters — but it could harm many others, experts say
Normalizing surveillance tactics that have been used disproportionately.....»»
Column: Millions of faces scanned without approval. We need rules for facial recognition
Federal authorities say a San Francisco company scanned the faces of millions of people without their knowing it. Federal authorities say a San Francisco company scanned the faces of millions of people without their knowing it......»»
New facial-recognition technology can accurately identify travelers wearing masks 96% of the time, according to a test run by the Department of Homeland Security
New facial-recognition algorithms can now identify airline.....»»
Facial recognition companies learning to work around face masks, CNet says
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New Facial Recognition Software Predicts You"re A Criminal Based On Your Looks
New Facial Recognition Software Predicts You're A Criminal Based On Your Looks Tyler Durden Thu, 05/14/2020 - 23:25 Authored by Alan Macleod via MintPressNews.com, A team from the Universit.....»»
University team develops explainable AI module
Taiwanese researchers have developed an explainable AI module that can explain reasons behind results of facial recognition......»»
Researchers said their "unbiased" facial recognition could identify potential future criminals — then deleted the announcement after backlash
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Offices are buying thermal cameras with facial recognition to see if employees are running a fever — and the demand for the cameras is skyrocketing as companies plan to reopen
Kogniz As companies plan to reopen in the wake of COVID-19, many are looking for high-tech tools to monitor the h.....»»
The new iPhone SE is the smallest and most affordable Apple phone you can buy. Here are 5 types of people it"s perfect for. (AAPL)
Apple Apple's new iPhone SE has a 4.7-inch screen and starts at $400, making it the company's smallest and least expensive smartphone. It lacks some modern features like facial recognition an.....»»
Your iPhone won"t recognize you in a face mask – but a Samsung Galaxy might
With COVID-19 concerns, more of us are wearing face coverings. You can try setting up facial recognition with a mask on. Depending on the phone, It ma.....»»
A controversial facial-recognition company working with police departments across the US is reportedly connected to white nationalism and the far-right
CBS A software startup that scraped billions of images from major web services — including Facebook, Google, and YouTube — is selling its tool to la.....»»
Facial Recognition Companies Profit From COVID-19 By Adding Thermal Imaging
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"I am disturbed": Vermont"s attorney general is suing Clearview AI over its facial recognition app that uses images scraped from Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube
Clearview AI, the company behind a controversial facial recognition app, was just sued by.....»»
Astra facial recognition tech enters Japan market via NTT East
Taiwan-based startup Astra began to cooperate with Japanese telecom carrier NTT East .....»»
Clearview AI scraped billions of photos from social media to build a facial recognition app that can ID anyone — here"s everything you need to know about the mysterious company (FB, GOOGL, TWTR)
Alex Wong/Getty Images A software startup that scraped billions of images from major web services — including Facebook, Google, and YouTube &mdas.....»»
Ashton Kutcher dropped a big hint that he may be a user of a controversial facial recognition app while eating hot wings on YouTube last year
First We Feast/Complex A startup that scraped billions of images from major web services — including Facebook, Google, and YouTube — created software that matches people with publicly available photos to identify them. The .....»»