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When online platforms violate their own privacy policies to sell your photos, have no fear: They just might have to pay an undisclosed settlement fee 12 years later.
According toThe Delaware-based Clarifai reportedly certified the data deletion to the FTC on April 7. The company also confirmed to US Representative Lori Trahan that it deleted any models that trained on the data. Clarifai told the representative's office that it hadn't shared the data with third parties.that Clarifai had built a training database using OkCupid dating profile photos.
The behavior was a direct violation of OkCupid’s privacy policy. Court documents reviewed byreveal that Clarifai asked OkCupid executives for the data in 2014. Apparently, they obliged.'We're collecting data now and just realized that OkCupid must have a HUGE amount of awesome data for this,' Clarifai founder Matthew Zeiler wrote in an email to OkCupid co-founder Maxwell Krohn.
The AI startup used the dating site's images to build a facial recognition service that can identify a person's age, gender and race. in 2019 that people needed to, well, get over it.'There has to be some level of trust with tech companies like Clarifai to put powerful technology to good use, and get comfortable with that,' the AI founder declared.
Some of OkCupid's founders were reportedly investors in Clarifai.
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