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Facial recognition and AI will invade public privacy but it can be done ethically

We reside in an age where now we've outstanding get right to use to almost about any knowledge we would like. With the emergence of latest era like artificial intelligence (AI), facial popularity, large knowledge, and further, the human revel in is being changed perpetually. Virtually anything you want is just a tap away; on the other hand this get right to use comes at a worth—knowledge for …
We live in an age where we have unprecedented access to almost any information we need. With the emergence of new technology like artificial intelligence (AI), facial recognition, big data, and more, the human experience is being changed forever. Almost anything you need is just a tap away; but this access comes at a price—data for …

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Author: Thenextweb

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  9. "New legislation that would banpolice use of facial recognition softwareacross the US has been backed by civil liberties groups -- but not Big Tech". (June 26, 2020)
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