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Default Server screw-up exposes Clearview’s facial recognition AI software

Clearview AI is widely seen as a privacy nightmare by the public and is even looked down on privacy-challenged tech giants like Google. Now, the company has shown that it can’t even take care of its own data, according to a report from TechCrunch. It...

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