‘Phrenology’ has an old-fashioned ring to it. It sounds like it belongs in a history book, filed somewhere between bloodletting and velocipedes. We’d like to think that judging people’s worth …
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The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously on Friday to approve an ordinance banning the use of facial recognition software by its police department and other city agencies, the Star Tribune …
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Myanmar's deposed political leaders defy coup, seek international recognition as country's government
In rallies since the takeover, hundreds of students and teachers took to Myanmar’s streets to demand the military hand power back to elected politicians Protesters give roses to police while …
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If you’ve uploaded any photos to the web in recent years, there’s a good chance they’ve been used to build facial recognition systems. Developers routinely train facial recognition algorithms on …
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Mere hours after supporters of former president Donald Trump forced their way into the Capitol Building on Jan. 6, sleuths, both amateur and professional, took up the task of combing …
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As advocates for facial recognition tout the tech’s potential to track down the US Capitol rioters, a new Amnesty International campaign has provided a timely reminder of the software’s dangers. The …
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Amnesty International has launched a new campaign against facial recognition titled Ban The Scan — and is launching with a demand for New York City to halt police and government …
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An Indian city plans to use facial recognition to spot women in distress — what could go wrong?
It’s now fairly common for cities to install surveillance cameras with facial recognition capabilities to help catch criminals — Beijing and Moscow use them extensively. However, a city in northern …
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Stanford team behind BS gaydar AI says facial recognition can expose political orientation
Stanford researcher Michael Kosinski, the PhD behind the infamous “Gaydar” AI, is back with another phrenology-adjacent (his team swears it’s not phrenology) bit of pseudo-scientific ridiculousness. This time, they’ve published …
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The Vellore Municipal Corporation’s decentralised municipal solid waste management has received an honourable mention for the Best Municipality at the Janaagraha City Governance Awards on Tuesday. The event is held …
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The US Army just took a giant step toward developing killer robots that can see and identify faces in the dark. DEVCOM, the US Army’s corporate research department, last week …
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Use of Clearview AI facial recognition tech spiked as law enforcement seeks to identify Capitol mob
Clearview AI’s CEO says that use of his company’s facial recognition technology among law enforcement spiked 26 percent the day after a mob of pro-Trump rioters attacked the US Capitol. …
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After right-wing rioters stormed the US Capitol building on Wednesday, Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz pushed a conspiracy theory that members of Antifa masquerading as Trump supporters were among the mob. Gaetz, …
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Intel launches RealSense ID, facial recognition tech that uses the company’s depth-sensing cameras
Intel launched RealSense ID yesterday, a facial recognition solution that relies on its RealSense depth-sensing technology (via Gizmodo). RealSense started as a Kinect-style camera for touch-free interaction, but RealSense ID …
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Yesterday, a mob of Trump supporters overran the US Capitol, causing widespread chaos in an attempt to nullify the results of the 2020 presidential election. In the wake of the …
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Image: Intel Intel announced today that it will make its RealSense 3D cameras available for customers hoping to utilize the tech for faster facial recognition in the form of RealSense …
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Intel says that privacy was a priority as it was developing RealSense ID. All of the processing takes place locally and the system is only activated when prompted by a …
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By: Reuters | December 17, 2020 1:06:45 pm Hawker Leong Yuet Meng, 90, of Nam Senag Noodle House, presents a bowl of wonton noodle soup at her shop in Singapore …
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(CNN) — I’ve been visiting Saudi Arabia for close to two decades and in that time I’ve experienced some incredible things. I’ve climbed the scarily steep and staggeringly beautiful mountains …