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Artificial intelligence
fromMail Online
6 days ago

Can you tell the difference between real and AI-generated people?

People are overconfident in their ability to distinguish AI-generated faces from real ones and perform only slightly better than chance.
US politics
fromWIRED
2 weeks ago

CBP Signs Clearview AI Deal to Use Face Recognition for 'Tactical Targeting'

U.S. Customs and Border Protection will pay $225,000 for a year of Clearview AI face-recognition access to billions of scraped images for intelligence and targeting.
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Privacy professionals
fromWIRED
2 weeks ago

Moltbook, the Social Network for AI Agents, Exposed Real Humans' Data

Mobile Fortify isn't designed to verify identities, approved after DHS privacy rules were relaxed; militarized ICE/CBP units and data-broker risks raise safety concerns.
Artificial intelligence
fromBenzinga
1 month ago

Searching Social Media By Face Instead Of Name? Here's What Face2Social Is Really Doing

Face2Social locates people across social platforms by matching faces in publicly available images, overcoming unreliable names and usernames.
Psychology
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

I look at a stranger and see a friend. Am I a super-recognizer?

People vary widely in face-recognition ability, from super-recognizers to prosopagnosics, producing different experiences of familiarity with strangers.
Psychology
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

AI study gives insights into why super-recognisers excel at identifying faces

Super-recognisers identify faces more accurately by selectively sampling diagnostically informative facial regions, not merely by scanning more areas.
Privacy technologies
fromWIRED
4 months ago

When Face Recognition Doesn't Know Your Face Is a Face

Face recognition systems increasingly block people with facial differences from accessing essential services and identity verification.
fromTheregister
4 months ago

Microsoft previews People grouping in OneDrive photos

Microsoft's OneDrive is increasing the creepiness quotient by using AI to spot faces in photos and group images accordingly. Don't worry, it can be turned off - three times a year. This writer has been enrolled in a OneDrive feature on mobile to group photos by people. We're not alone - others have also reported it turning up on their devices.
EU data protection
Artificial intelligence
fromFuturism
9 months ago

Scientists Claim AI Can Tell Cancer Patients Their Odds of Living by Looking At Their Selfies

AI can estimate biological age from facial photos, indicating potential treatment outcomes for cancer patients.
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