It’s a facial-recognition bonanza: Oakland bans it, activists track it, and pics taken from dating-site OkCupid feed it

1 min read July 21, 2019

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Roundup Hello, welcome to this week’s roundup of news in the ever encroaching world of AI and machine learning. We’ll be talking about everyone’s favorite topic at the moment: facial recognition.…

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