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RCMP denied using facial recognition technology - then said it had been using it for months | CBC News

analyse - 9 mars 2020

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Spokesperson said Jan. 17 the force ’does not currently use facial recognition software’ despite months of use
Just weeks after the RCMP denied using facial recognition technology, it acknowledged that it had been using Clearview AI’s controversial software — which has harvested billions of personal photos from social media — for months.
A few weeks ago, CBC Nova Scotia reached out to the national police service’s headquarters for comment for a story about Canadian police forces using facial (...)



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