Meta is testing the use of facial recognition to fight deepfake celeb ads
Meta will test the facial recognition technology from 50,000 celebrities and public figures to curtail the “celeb-bait” scams. Go to Source
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Meta will test the facial recognition technology from 50,000 celebrities and public figures to curtail the “celeb-bait” scams. Go to Source
Despite the regulatory hurdles, the project’s WLD token surged 35% this week, from $1.60 on Sept. 19 to $2.16 on Sept. 26. Go to Source
Singapore investigates unauthorized Worldcoin account sales as regulators raise concerns over data misuse and criminal activity. Go to Source
Malaysia aims to tackle national challenges and unlock economic opportunities by adopting cutting-edge biometric verification technology. Go to Source
Worldcoin agrees to suspend activities in Spain until the end of the year or until a resolution is reached by the German data authority in ongoing data protection investigations. Go to Source
The PCPD ruled that Worldcoin’s retention of sensitive biometric data for up to 10 years solely for AI model training, including face and iris images, was unjustified. Go to Source
Using Web3 and NFTs to create another slate of millionaires isn’t a good use of the technology, says EndeavourXR CEO Amy Peck. Go to Source
Worldcoin, the project supported by Openai CEO Sam Altman, has launched the World App to complement the release of World ID. The application aims to democratize decentralized identities and finance by utilizing World ID to enable users to sign into different websites, crypto applications, and share personal data in a privacy-focused manner. Worldcoin Unveils World … Read more
The Nasdaq-listed cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has been accused of “wrongfully” profiting from its users’ facial and fingerprint scans. “Coinbase collects, stores, possesses, otherwise obtains, uses, and disseminates its users’ biometric data to, amongst other things, further enhance Coinbase and its online ‘app-based’ Platform,” a proposed class action lawsuit details. Coinbase ‘Wrongfully Profits’ From Users’ Facial … Read more
The proposed class action lawsuit alleges the exchange violated privacy laws in Illinois when it collected and stored users’ fingerprints and facial scans. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico