A recent challenge on Facebook has raised concerns about facial recognition technology and privacy. Facebook denies that they had anything to do with the start of the challenge, but experts disagree. Here is how it may affect you.
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Was The Facebook '10 Year Challenge' A Way To Mine Data For Facial Recognition AI?A recent challenge on Facebook has raised concerns about facial recognition technology and privacy. Facebook denies that they had anything to do with the start of the challenge, but experts disagree. Here is how it may affect you.
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Was The Facebook '10 Year Challenge' A Way To Mine Data For Facial Recognition AI?A recent challenge on Facebook has raised concerns about facial recognition technology and privacy. Facebook denies that they had anything to do with the start of the challenge, but experts disagree. Here is how it may affect you.
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Could The 10-Year Challenge Be Putting Your Data At Risk?One expert warns data from the viral '10-Year Challenge' could train facial recognition technology on how we age –– and be used against us. 'For example, if you seem to be aging faster than your cohorts, perhaps you're not a very good insurance risk.'
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Amazon Still Pushing Biased Facial-Recognition Software To Law Enforcement, MIT Researcher ContendsAmazon continues to sell software which MIT research reveals to have a bias when identifying women and people of color. The company provides a new reason why they have not submitted the software for further testing.
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Microsoft: It would be cruel to stop government agencies using facial recognition softwareMicrosoft President Brad Smith told Business Insider said prohibiting facial recognition sales could halt good work, such as diagnosing rare diseases.
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One School District’s Security Upgrade: Facial Recognition, Tracking IDs and AR-15sSchool districts across the country have pumped up security measures as mass shootings have become more frequent. One city in Texas has a $6.3 million plan designed by a former Secret Service agent that includes facial recognition software, tracking IDs and 22 AR-15 rifles.
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