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1. how many false positives have there been? 2. is it really reviewed by a human? I see how YT works, and automated failure at scale is the name of the game 3
by noasaservice 5y ago
1. how many false positives have there been?
2. is it really reviewed by a human? I see how YT works, and automated failure at scale is the name of the game
3. apple has said that the on-device scanning only provides a binary yes/no on CP detection. How do you defend against a "yes" accusation? (when stored on someone else's server, the evidence is there)
- dwaite 5y agoThis is part of iCloud photo sync, and on hitting some threshold of matching pictures it would trigger human review. There would also presumably be human review involved in the legal process, e.g. law enforcement getting a subpoena based on Apple notifying them, and then using gathered evidence for a warrant. The system is based on known image hashes, not arbitrary ML detection. As this system is used only for iCloud photo uploads, the evidence gathering should be similar to that done by LE with other cloud hosting providers for years