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takže jestli Slavia spustí FaceRec s bonusem, že dohled nad tím budou mít lidé jako Komorous. Tak já na stadion chodit nebudu. To říkám na rovinu. To fakt ne.
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@stephenbalaban FaceRec was similar to the last guys facial recognition Memex. A good use case = bouncers having a list of banned people. Also lively/stochasticity detection that connects to heat map of some sort helps people find ‘fun’ areas. forbes.com/sites/andygreenbe…

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100% And he grows that facial hair so that facerec can not pick him up at goatfarms.
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i still dont understand how we got out of the campus protests like "we need to be LESS anon. we need FULL faces! Govt names! photoshoots! location details! like sure face means case but this is good PRRRR" the mask bans & facerec id & sickness in camps were good actually!
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Probably not fixable. They give you the disease so they can sell you the cure. In this case, it will be increased surveillance, facerec, monitoring your finances, skimming your data. How quickly X found out who the guy was from a few meager clues proves how powerful that is.
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If everyone inconvenienced / defamed by algorithmic misidentification were automatically entitled to compensation from the Controller at fault, you can bet that corporate brands would be MUCH less keen to install facerec Data Fairies all over the place.
🔴This teenager was WRONGLY flagged as a criminal by facial recognition in a @homebargains shop This Orwellian tech prone to serious mistakes has no place in Britain We've written to major retailers incl. @IcelandFoods & @Tesco asking them to RULE OUT using facial recognition
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Interesting discussion about #facerec in policing. The police provide evidence...
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I reckon it’s worth starting a rumour that supermarkets are using CCTV with facerec to track who *isn’t* returning their trolleys and exclude them from receiving special offers. If enough people believe it, it’ll have the opposite of a chilling effect, no?! 🙌🏽
We will be monitoring CCTV at Somerfields Supermarket to see how many of you are savages
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FaceRec sagt ja, erkennbare biometrischen Merkmale stimmen überein, Kleidung stimmt überein, Brille stimmt überein und ist auch noch ein spezielles Modell, Frisur stimmt überein, selbst die Mimik ist im Video erkennbar. Das würde selbst bei Mordverdacht, jedem Gericht reichen
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Elevate your workforce management with IDS! Introducing FaceRec: Our advanced face recognition tech ensures accurate attendance tracking, boosting efficiency effortlessly. Learn more at idssoft.com/facerec-corporat…. Check the below threads for more! #HRTech #HRSolution #FaceRec #IDS
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Replying to @TF_Moments
Facerec fucking up so you gotta lock in
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No, it works with everyone if the people building and training the system know what they are doing. It's well known that if you train the system with a widely unbalanced distribution of ethnicities, it won't work well for ethnicities that appear rarely in the training set. This has absolutely nothing to do with *which* ethnicities are rare. It's just a direct consequence of how learning works (in machines *and* in humans). The fix is totally trivial: if you want comparable levels of performance on samples of various subcategories, just make sure your training set contains similar proportions of samples from each subcategory. The issue is that in the early days of deep learning-based face recognition, a number of facerec service providers (e.g. AWS, IBM, etc) didn't pay attention to this. Their systems worked ok for widely-represented ethnicities in their training set, but not for others. Some folks mistakenly jumped to the conclusion that facerec is unavoidably discriminatory. It's not. You just have to do it right.
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The #HorizonScandal teaches us a lot more about #AIEthics than just facerec & bias. This is one of the technologies GAFAM were trying to keep out of the #AIAct by steering the definition of AI towards ML, then genAI & xrisk. ALL digital services need product law and auditability.
I hope this surge of interest in the Horizon scandal causes politicians to think carefully before wholesale adoption of AI into critical public services. Eg encouraging the police to use potentially flawed and bias facial recognition could also see great miscarriages of justice.
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….the rule of law and presumption of innocence, access to justice, automation bias/dominance, the fundamental flaws in facerec tech, lessons from history on how easily surveillance turns abusive…. There’s so much more than ‘privacy’
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Helpful tip for college kids. If you're out in the world being stupid for likes, the Internet is forever. Be prepared to own what you do. Also, if you're interested in a job, the first hurdle you'll need to clear is HR AI doing a deep dive; facerec is indeed a thing.
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A theoretical ‘commitment to privacy’ is a poor substitute for actual enforcement of data protection law. Not quite committed enough for the IC to be aware of/acknowledge the (many and well-documented) instances of racial bias producing inaccuracy in facerec tech though…
UK Information Commissioner John Edwards spoke at today's @CommonsSITC about the ICO's commitment to ensuring privacy is at the heart of AI development. For more information about AI and data protection, check out our guidance: ico.org.uk/for-organisations…
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Ah, it was specifically LLMs. Still want to see a link to the data! BTW, love that #BAS23 name their main stage after Admiral Grace Hopper. Wow, Agostino Calamia (@Shopify) found that a lot of #faceRec models actually do best on Indian faces :) #AIBias

"The reality is: 88% of all language models are trained in the US or China. As European companies, we need to come together. We cannot wait. We need to start now." remarks @thsaueressig (@SAP) during his keynote on the Grace Hooper Stage. #BAS23
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Considering SanFrancisco banned government use of facial recognition in 2019 (details limited in my mind), I guess it makes sense the business sector would find a way to assist their law enforcement partners. (They can use FaceRec info provided by other sources in cases.)
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Where are all the AI bros offering age verification and facerec ‘solutions’ to the challenge of dangerous elderly drivers though? We already have the surveillance cam network! Surely there must be a Data Fairy that can detect and remote-disable Driving While Old offenders?
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Facial recognition has always been machine learning, even back when it was plausible for the Lone Gunmen to spoof it by painting their faces blue, and machine learning needs a dataset. Facerec is a tool of the surveillance state. Don’t help it out.
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