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Clearview AI violated Canadian privacy law with facial recognition: report

3 years ago

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Clearview AI violated Canadian privacy law with facial recognition: report

3 years ago
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Canadian privacy commissioners have found that American technology company Clearview AI violated Canadian law when it collected images of people without their knowledge or consent.

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