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The wave of new AI tools comes with a ton of new #privacy concerns.

A new website where you can upload a photo to identify people shows it’s not limited to those who use AI themselves. And it shows why you should avoid giving your data to random companies.

Do these developments worry you? They worry us..

https://www.entrepreneur.com/business-news/controversial-tech-pimeyes-fuels-privacy-concerns/463483


Facial Recognition Tech Even Google Determined Was 'Too Dangerous' Raises Alarm Bells, Privacy Concerns

PimEyes, a facial recognition website, is making it possible to find a person's identity on the internet by uploading their picture, raising privacy concerns and controversy about potential misuse.
Madeline Garfinkle (Entrepreneur)
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💠 Dave No One 💠
💠 Dave No One 💠
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Time to delete ALL of your pictures, that might still be floating somewhere on the Web. For me it‘s probably only LinkedIn, where I have a „real-life“ identity (not a pseudonymous one). I hardly ever use that, so I guess I can leave my profile without picture there…
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artfulrobot
artfulrobot
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Hoping nextcloud don't integrate it in their next release. I've been pretty dismayed by the whole "AI is fun, everyone's doing, join in!" integrations in nextcloud in recent releases.
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MONOCHROME
MONOCHROME
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I don't know why they even started that project in the first place.

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