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The original ACLU title is: Amazon’s Face Recognition Falsely Matched 28 Members of Congress With Mugshots . It was spread on the news with the same conclusion. It puts directly the blame on Amazon and its technology and doesn't menti
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8y ago
The way it spread with such virality in the news (NYT, etc...) makes me think it really was engineered clickbait
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8y ago
I agree with your comment. Now the question is: Is amazon responsible and should it get the bad press? Or should we blame the local cop and his training? Or the police software implementing the technology?
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8y ago
I agree with you about the tracking/monetization problem. My first comment was just about cost and (spatial/temporal) availability, in response to the parent.
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No need for name-calling on here please. For the large majority of people (95%+), as per my last message, the library is not always preferable in terms of cost, distance and availability, that's all. There are reasons most people don&#
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8y ago
Compare internet to library: Free: Transportation to go to your library (2x train ticket, or car + gas): minimum ~$5 / day so $60 a month, plus library card if not free Instantly: ~30 minutes to go, 30 minutes to get back home, dependi
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But people are familiar with photographs. There is no way the software wouldn't show the picture that's been matched before an action (arrest...) is taken
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Why not just work with the few last speakers / experts on the culture and language so that it's not offensive? A lot of those people are proud of their language and would like to see it live and thrive again.
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8y ago
And in French
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I think that, to them, it's not dirty laundry. In today's society, people accept to have more and more of their life in public and be a lot more open (for better or worse).
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“Venmo is an unusual app because it combines social media with financial transactions,” said the Electronic Privacy Information Center’s Christine Bannon. “One of those is usually fairly public and one is usually very private, so it’s hard
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Almost everyone knows it's public. They just accept it.
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For non-native speakers, it's particularly difficult to pronounce and/or understand English composed word when they are "joined" with the same consonant (eg: newsstand, withhold, ...)
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The "Big Cars" part of your comment is really US-centric. In Europe, Japan, and other places, many people want small cars. Some people want faster but most people don't care because there are speed limitations on the roads an
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What about the people who manage their 1&1 server from their OnePlus One?
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Moreover, adding to the confusion, it is (Google) ONE for (Google) DRIVE
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Keyword here is "helping". It's only reducing the probability to get a malware.
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This is usually true for any big website you browse on the internet. Any click on Facebook or Amazon is influencing the content you're going to see. Google has a user history website where you can see everything they recorded from Sear
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Just like in Google Search, it still makes sense to show the results he was interested in previously even though he's not been there. Maybe he looked at a location first for information, and to know where it is, and needs to look for i
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9y ago
This site is better viewed zoomed out to 60%
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I'm not sure it would be really helpful. Not all jobs (on LinkedIn) are IT jobs, far from that. The real advantage would be to map everyone and every company to get intelligence on the users and potential users of their products (Offic
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Most people didn't commit murder 20 years ago but may have had a car accident or organized a loud party with weed while in college. People change and your neighbor now has a family and lives quietly. It seems unfair the world should kn
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There's no Install button when the (desktop) browser window is too small except at the end of the page in the footer. Even if hiding it for mobile seems like a good idea (not the target), someone looking at the website on mobile would
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Really hot and beautiful models exist. They are just rare. They are the 1%. But out of 500M DAU, that means they are 5 millions, and they are the most popular because of their beauty. The unrealistic expectation comes from the fact that pe
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Would it be possible?
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I actually thought it was a recent quote until the end. 200 years later, still true.
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With all the Sans typefaces that exist, it must resembles at least one of them. What would happen with the similarities in terms of rights?
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These have existed for a long time, on paper contracts.
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9y ago
Or just (virtually) replace billboards with personalized content
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AFAIK Musk never claimed to be an inventor.
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