Circular AI firing squad: Fighting AI bias with fake faces may pose real privacy risks
The problems with fake faces are so complex that some solutions just create more problems. Researchers in Switzerland, for example,…
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The problems with fake faces are so complex that some solutions just create more problems. Researchers in Switzerland, for example,…
Has China, which one generation ago was laughed off as a manufacturing threat to the West, already beat the United…
There is a promoted article tease tucked into an MIT Technology Review story this week about how, in China, the…
The White House wants to create a what it is calling a bill of rights protecting people from harm by…
India officials reportedly want to use a blockchain to secure the multiple digital IDs that many citizens must hold. According…
Microsoft says it is ready for its next step toward offering decentralized digital ID services — creating partnerships and open…
A New Zealand government position paper on biometrics regulation is an antidote to privacy advocates around the world despairing that…
Web-based biometric base passes developed by the U.S. Air Force have been deployed at a handful of military facilities to…
Working with researchers linked to organizations involved with concentration camps in China is not a good look, as three labs…
European privacy advocates think it is a mistake for governments to believe more technology can make AI fair to all…