Emails surface detailing Microsoft's facial recognition pitch to DEA shortly before new stance
It remains unclear if the company is now using legalese to skirt around its own definition of law enforcement involvement
It remains unclear if the company is now using legalese to skirt around its own definition of law enforcement involvement
Microsoft has decided to not sell its facial recognition technology to local law enforcement until new "grounded in human right's" policies are formally adopted by the police.
Microsoft has quietly deleted MS Celeb, a training dataset of 10 million images used for recognizing face images.
The transportation app Uber is stepping up with a new way to keep drivers and riders safe with the use of facial recognition.