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Reconnaissance faciale : Microsoft rompt avec AnyVision et revend ses parts - 30 mars 2020
Vu ailleurs Microsoft a annoncé son retrait de la start-up israélienne AnyVision, spécialiste dans la reconnaissance faciale. Cette décision intervient après un audit dont l’objectif était de déterminer le rôle de la jeune pousse dans un programme de surveillance en Cisjordanie. Des accusations sont infondées selon le (...)

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Microsoft to end investments in facial recognition firms after AnyVision controversy - 27 mars 2020
AnyVision was accused of helping the Israeli government surveil the West Bank Microsoft says it will no longer invest in third-party facial recognition companies following a controversy around its funding of Israeli startup AnyVision, which critics and human rights activists say powered a surveillance program in (...)

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The Strange Politics of Facial Recognition - 29 juin 2019
Everyone seems to have found common ground on the emerging technology. That’s exactly what its makers want. Your face is no longer just your face"”it’s been augmented. At a football game, your face is currency, used to buy food at the stadium. At the mall, it is a ledger, used to alert salespeople to your past (...)