STARSET_MirrorClearview AI’s facial recognition tech comes under fire in Europe
据彭博社报道，欧洲的隐私团体已对Clearview AI公司提出投诉，称其从Facebook等社交媒体网站上抓取了数十亿张照片，违反了隐私法。国际隐私组织(Privacy International)等监管组织已经在奥地利、法国、希腊、意大利和英国对该公司采取了法律行动，并告诉监管机构，这种做法“非常具有侵入性和危险性”。
Privacy groups in Europe have filed complaints against Clearview AI for allegedly breaking privacy laws by scraping billions of photos from social media sites like Facebook, Bloomberg has reported. Watchdog groups like Privacy International have taken legal action against the company in Austria, France, Greece, Italy and the UK, telling regulators that the practices “are incredibly invasive and dangerous.”
“提取我们独特的面部特征，甚至与警方和其他公司分享，这远远超出了我们作为在线用户的预期，”隐私国际的Ioannis Kouvakas告诉彭博社。
“Extracting our unique facial features or even sharing them with the police and other companies goes far beyond what we could ever expect as online users,” Privacy International’s Ioannis Kouvakas told Bloomberg.
Clearview从一开始就饱受争议。该公司拥有一个庞大的社交媒体人脸数据库，并使用人工智能将其与安全摄像头或其他来源的图像进行比较。如果在任何公共场所被摄像头拍到，执法人员就可以利用这张照片提取你的大量信息，让个人隐私暴露无遗。
Clearview has been controversial since it was first revealed. The company has an immense database of faces taken from social media and uses AI to compare those to images from security cameras or other sources. If caught on camera anywhere in public, law enforcement can use that image to extract a wealth of information about you, effectively killing any semblance of personal privacy.
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