UK watchdog fines facial recognition firm £7.5m over image collection
Clearview AI hit with penalty for collecting images of people from social media and web to add to global database.
Clearview AI hit with penalty for collecting images of people from social media and web to add to global database.
EDRi and 52 other organizations have written to Members of European Parliament (MEPs) to call for the ban of remote biometric identification in public spaces.
European Parliament adopted the final recommendations of its Special Committee on Artificial Intelligence in a Digital Age (AIDA).
The technology’s already being put to use, but critics say it’s inaccurate and dangerous.
Company is looking to launch a new business venture to compete with the likes of Amazon and Microsoft in verifying people’s identity using facial recognition.
The report acknowledges the potential of these technologies but warns against the pace of their deployment and the absence of appropriate safeguards.
The Hungarian Data Protection Authority has imposed the highest fine to date of ca. EUR 670,000 (HUF 250 million) for he unlawful use of AI.
The technology improves on existing software, which simply collects data but leaves it to people to organize.
Employment and data protection laws are failing to protect gig economy workers from “unfair and opaque” algorithms, a new report warned.
The Council of the EU wants to make it possible for private actors to operate mass biometric surveillance systems on behalf of police forces.
Plans to change UK regulations could mean a ‘significant departure’ from EU law, watchdog says.
Facebook outlines ambitions for augmented reality glasses.