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But they'll still continue to use internally for data mining, knowledge graph, etc - which is really the main problem.
by mupuff1234 5y ago
But they'll still continue to use internally for data mining, knowledge graph, etc - which is really the main problem.
- papito 5y agoIf there is no law against it, who is going to stop them, and why would they care?
- mupuff1234 5y agoWhat I'm trying to say is that they are in fact not backing away from facial recognition as the title suggests - unless they will stop using it internally as well.
- vineyardmike 5y agocitation? Seems like the opposite of what they're saying.
- mupuff1234 5y agoFrom what I read I only saw them talking about the photo tagging feature more or less - I didn't see any references to usage in internal systems or research. I might be mistaken, but unless explicitly mentioned I will not give them the benefit of the doubt - we are way past that.