The End of Privacy Is Here (with Kashmir Hill)
404 Media interviews Kashmir Hill on facial recognition used to identify and dox people in public.
404 Media interviewed New York Times reporter Kashmir Hill about ubiquitous facial recognition and eroding privacy. The discussion covers surveillance cameras, Meta Ray-Ban glasses, and viral accounts that identify people from video and post their names and other personal information. Hill wrote Your Face Belongs to Us, about an AI startup and the end of privacy. The item is a podcast interview, not a new incident report.
- Facial recognition is spreading through cameras and Meta Ray-Ban glasses.
- Viral accounts identify strangers from clips and publish names and personal details.
- New York Times reporter Kashmir Hill discusses her book on AI and privacy.
- Vendors
- Meta
- Products
- Ray-Ban
- Organizations
- The New York Times404 Media
From the original article
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Facial recognition is everywhere now. Soon it's going to be right in your face, too.
By Joseph Cox · 404media.co
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