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How ICE Agents Are Using AI-Powered Tools To Track Protesters, Suspects
An official document shows that since spring last year, ICE has relied on an AI-powered system to process information sent to its tip line.
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Your Phone's Selfie Camera Can Now Detect Depression. Here's How
Emobot, a medical device app, uses AI-powered facial recognition to track users' emotions and monitor mental health, helping doctors assess depression treatment effectiveness.
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Meta Reportedly Considered Bringing Facial Recognition Support to Its Smart Glasses
Meta explored adding facial recognition to its smart glasses, allowing users to identify nearby individuals, according to a report. This opt-in feature raises privacy concerns, as people whose faces would be scanned wouldn't be offered a choice. While current Ray-Ban Meta glasses use an LED to indicate recording, it's unclear if facial recognition ...
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Tech-Savy Maha Kumbh Uses AI, Facial Recognition To Reunite Families
The 2025 festival has been branded the 'Digital Maha Kumbh' by the Indian government.
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Microsoft to Cease Use of Facial Recognition Tool Known for Identifying Emotion
Microsoft has announced to stop selling the facial recognition tool that enables people to guess someone's emotion based on a facial image. Existing customers will have one year before losing access to artificial intelligence tools.
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Clearview AI Plans to Bring Facial Recognition Software to Apps, Police-Serving Companies
Clearview AI is planning to introduce its facial recognition software to new companies and apps, especially those serving the police. The step has invited debate over the ethics of leveraging disputed data to design artificial intelligence systems.
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Ukraine Begins Using Clearview AI's Facial Recognition to Spot Invading Russians, Identify Their Dead
Ukraine said on Saturday that it was using Clearview AI’s facial recognition technology after the US startup offered to uncover Russian assailants, combat misinformation and identify the dead.
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Twitter Finds Its AI Tool Tends to Crop Out Black People, Men From Photos
Twitter’s image-cropping algorithm has a problematic bias toward excluding Black people and men, the company said in new research, adding that "how to crop an image is a decision best made by people."
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Microsoft Rejects Some Facial-Recognition Software Sales on Human Rights Concerns
Microsoft concluded it would lead to innocent women and minorities being disproportionately held for questioning
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How ICE Agents Are Using AI-Powered Tools To Track Protesters, Suspects
An official document shows that since spring last year, ICE has relied on an AI-powered system to process information sent to its tip line.
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Your Phone's Selfie Camera Can Now Detect Depression. Here's How
Emobot, a medical device app, uses AI-powered facial recognition to track users' emotions and monitor mental health, helping doctors assess depression treatment effectiveness.
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Meta Reportedly Considered Bringing Facial Recognition Support to Its Smart Glasses
Meta explored adding facial recognition to its smart glasses, allowing users to identify nearby individuals, according to a report. This opt-in feature raises privacy concerns, as people whose faces would be scanned wouldn't be offered a choice. While current Ray-Ban Meta glasses use an LED to indicate recording, it's unclear if facial recognition ...
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Tech-Savy Maha Kumbh Uses AI, Facial Recognition To Reunite Families
The 2025 festival has been branded the 'Digital Maha Kumbh' by the Indian government.
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Microsoft to Cease Use of Facial Recognition Tool Known for Identifying Emotion
Microsoft has announced to stop selling the facial recognition tool that enables people to guess someone's emotion based on a facial image. Existing customers will have one year before losing access to artificial intelligence tools.
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Clearview AI Plans to Bring Facial Recognition Software to Apps, Police-Serving Companies
Clearview AI is planning to introduce its facial recognition software to new companies and apps, especially those serving the police. The step has invited debate over the ethics of leveraging disputed data to design artificial intelligence systems.
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Ukraine Begins Using Clearview AI's Facial Recognition to Spot Invading Russians, Identify Their Dead
Ukraine said on Saturday that it was using Clearview AI’s facial recognition technology after the US startup offered to uncover Russian assailants, combat misinformation and identify the dead.
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Twitter Finds Its AI Tool Tends to Crop Out Black People, Men From Photos
Twitter’s image-cropping algorithm has a problematic bias toward excluding Black people and men, the company said in new research, adding that "how to crop an image is a decision best made by people."
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Microsoft Rejects Some Facial-Recognition Software Sales on Human Rights Concerns
Microsoft concluded it would lead to innocent women and minorities being disproportionately held for questioning
