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Hundreds of law enforcement agencies are using a new facial recognition app that can reveal names and addresses of unknown individuals by comparing them to THREE BILLION images scraped from the internet
2020-01-19
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news]
  • More than 600 police departments are said to be using the Clearview AI app

  • The app reportedly uses facial recognition AI to match uploaded photos to the three billion images it has in its database

  • The database contains images gathered from all over the internet and can include identifying details, such as names and addresses

  • Police have said that they were able to solve cases by using Clearview AI

  • Clearview AI is currently available only to law enforcement agencies and is said to be used by local police departments and is being tested by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security
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