The Dangers of Clearview AI: How Your Photos are Being Used Without Your Consent

The video discusses the widespread use of social media and the privacy concerns associated with it, particularly focusing on Clearview AI's use of facial recognition technology. It highlights the potential for surveillance and tracking, the accuracy and biases of facial recognition systems, and the legal and ethical issues surrounding these technologies. The video also emphasizes the importance of advocating for privacy laws and considers the future implications of such technologies.

What is one of the main concerns about the photos used by Clearview AI?

• They are all taken with consent.

• They are only from professional photographers.

• They include photos not posted by users.

• They are only from private accounts.

What is a key claim made by Clearview AI about their facial recognition system?

• It requires user consent for each scan.

• It only works in daylight.

• It is 100% accurate with no biases.

• It is only used for entertainment purposes.

Why is the accuracy claim of Clearview AI's system questionable?

• It was tested without any data.

• It was tested on unfamiliar faces.

• It was tested in low-light conditions.

• It was tested on faces already in the training data.

What legal action is Clearview AI facing due to its practices?

• Class action lawsuits for photo scraping

• Lawsuits for data encryption

• Lawsuits for software piracy

• Patent infringement lawsuits

Which state has laws against scraping photos without consent?

• New York

• Illinois

• Texas

• California

What can individuals do to protect their biometric data?

• Ignore privacy settings

• Advocate for laws protecting biometric data

• Use only public Wi-Fi

• Share more photos online

What is a major concern about Clearview AI's future plans?

• They plan to stop using AI technology.

• They might sell the technology to private companies.

• They will focus on entertainment applications.

• They will only operate in Europe.