Clearview AI and Facial Recognition Issues

The video begins with an overview of the New Hampshire primary and Iowa caucuses, highlighting the election process and issues faced. It then shifts to a discussion on Clearview AI, a controversial facial recognition technology, and the privacy concerns it raises. The debate continues with a focus on the regulation and ethical implications of such technology. The video concludes with a light-hearted segment about a University of Wisconsin prank involving an inflatable Statue of Liberty.

What is the primary purpose of the New Hampshire primary in the U.S. presidential election process?

• To finalize the election results

• To choose delegates for the national convention

• To elect the President directly

• To select the Vice President

What was a major issue during the Iowa caucuses?

• Weather-related delays

• Candidates not showing up

• Inconsistencies and mistakes in reporting results

• Lack of voter turnout

What is Clearview AI primarily known for?

• Designing virtual reality games

• Building social media platforms

• Creating a facial recognition app

• Developing autonomous vehicles

How does Clearview AI collect images for its database?

• By scraping images from the internet

• Through user submissions

• From private photo collections

• Via government databases

What is a major concern critics have about Clearview AI?

• Slow processing speed

• Invasion of privacy

• Lack of features

• Its high cost

What claim does Clearview AI make about its app's accuracy?

• It is 100% accurate

• It is 99% accurate

• It is 75% accurate

• It is 50% accurate

What is a potential risk of using facial recognition technology according to the video?

• It is difficult to use

• It is too expensive to implement

• It may lead to wrongful convictions

• It requires too much data storage

What does the video suggest about the regulation of facial recognition technology?

• It should be left unregulated

• It should be banned completely

• It should be used only by private companies

• It should be regulated with guidelines

What was the prank involving the University of Wisconsin?

• A massive water balloon fight

• A campus-wide treasure hunt

• An inflatable replica of the Statue of Liberty

• A giant inflatable cheese

What was the purpose of the University of Wisconsin prank?

• To protest tuition fees

• To celebrate a sports victory

• To raise funds for charity

• To fulfill a campaign promise of wackiness