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The Verge | January 20, 2020

Hundreds of law enforcement agencies across the US have started using a new facial recognition system from Clearview AI, a new investigation by The New York Times has revealed. The database is made up of billions of images scraped from millions of sites including Facebook, YouTube, and Venmo. The Times says that Clearview AI’s work could “end privacy as we know it,” and the piece is well worth a read in its entirety. The use of facial recognition systems by police is already a ...

Software

Vasion | April 12, 2021

Vasion, formerly PrinterLogic, has released Vasion ST, a comprehensive Software-as-a-Service digital transformation platform that combines capture, workflow, e-signature, and storage to provide companies with the tools they need to digitize content and automate business processes. According to a press release from Vasion, COVID-19 has accelerated the need for digital transformation, and Vasion ST lets businesses of all sizes and industries digitally evolve to improve compliance, e...

General AI

PR News Wire | September 01, 2023

KX, the global pioneer in vector and time-series data management, has announced the native availability of kdb Insights and kdb Insights Enterprise on Google Cloud Marketplace. Representing a significant milestone in KX's partnership with Google Cloud, customers can now accelerate AI, machine learning, IoT automation, and generative AI-powered applications on Google Cloud. With native support for Python, SQL, and the ability to process time series and vector data in real-tim...

Tesla | May 06, 2020

The military is developing a plan to use EVs for remote missions and even cited Tesla as an example that larger EVs are viable. Tesla claims that an optional solar cell system on the top of the electric pickup truck is going to generate about 15 miles worth...