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1. znetwork.org › znetarticle › how-us-big-techHow US Big Tech Supports Israel’s AI-Powered Genocide and ...

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   4 days ago · Meanwhile, recent reports have revealed that Google is working directly with the Israeli Ministry of Defense, despite the ongoing genocide. The company also allows Israeli forces to use its Google Photos facial recognition service to scan the faces of Palestinians across Gaza for its dystopian “hit list”. Silicon Valley and apartheid ...

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3. techcrunch.com › 2024/05/22 › metas-new-ai-councilMeta’s new AI council is composed entirely of white men

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   1 day ago · Facial recognition systems flag Black people as possible matches for criminal suspects more often ... The perception in Silicon Valley is that every investor would love to be in business with ...

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   Are San Francisco police using facial recognition?

   • “Police are using it but not saying they are using it,” said Chesa Boudin, San Francisco’s former district attorney, who said he was wary of prosecuting cases that may have relied on information SFPD obtained in violation of the city’s ban. The first known false arrest linked to facial recognition was of a Black man in Detroit.

   Police in Austin, San Francisco secretly skirted facial recognition bans

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   Does Pittsburgh Police use facial recognition technology?

   • A spokesperson for Pittsburgh police said the department does not use facial recognition technology. Austin’s city council tried to prevent such loopholes. Its resolution prohibits city employees from using facial recognition as well as “information obtained” from the technology.

   Police in Austin, San Francisco secretly skirted facial recognition bans

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   Does San Francisco have a facial recognition ban?

   • Since the city’s ban took effect in 2019, the San Francisco Police Department has asked outside agencies to conduct at least five facial recognition searches, but no matches were returned, according to a summary of those incidents submitted by the department to the county’s Board of Supervisors last year.

   Police in Austin, San Francisco secretly skirted facial recognition bans

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   Can Austin employees use facial recognition?

   • Austin’s city council tried to prevent such loopholes. Its resolution prohibits city employees from using facial recognition as well as “information obtained” from the technology. Exceptions for cases of “imminent threat or danger” require approval from the city manager.

   Police in Austin, San Francisco secretly skirted facial recognition bans

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5. www.politico.com › news › magazineThe Coming War Between DC and Silicon Valley - POLITICO

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   3 days ago · No one wants the technology to help rogue states or groups. Silicon Valley is on America’s side against China and even more concerned about the long regulatory arm of the EU than Washington.

6. diginomica.com › equity-ai-stop-beingEquity in AI - stop being condescending and shutting ‘poor ...

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   1 day ago · Most of the models are created from Silicon Valley or areas in Europe, but the majority of the world lives in Asia and Africa, and we all use these models. The AI track in the Technovation curriculum, designed to prepare girls and young women from eight to 18 to become tech entrepreneurs and leaders, aims to solve this problem.

7. aiupbeat.com › navigating-the-ethical-minefieldNavigating the Ethical Minefield: Implementing Guidelines for ...

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   4 days ago · Facial recognition has been used in law enforcement, border control, and private businesses for purposes such as surveillance and identification. However, concerns have been raised about the potential for facial recognition to invade privacy and violate civil liberties. In response to these concerns, cities such as San Francisco and Boston have ...

8. www.washingtonpost.com › business › 2024/05/18Police in Austin, San Francisco skirt facial recognition ban ...

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   5 days ago · Officers in Austin and San Francisco — two of the largest cities where police are banned from using the technology — have repeatedly asked police in neighboring towns to run photos of criminal...

9. www.cbsnews.com › news › california-forever-techWhy tech billionaires are trying to create a new California city

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   4 days ago · A group of Silicon Valley investors is behind the purchase of some 60,000 acres of farmland, as part of an ambitious plan to build a brand-new walkable city in the nation's most car-centric...