Clearview AI's CEO said police have used his tools over a million times and claimed his company's database of scraped social media images now tops 30 billion.
Those estimated 1 million face searches conducted by police reportedly involve a wide range of alleged crimes, ranging from murder to simple shoplifting. Speaking with the BBC, Miami’s Assistant Chief of Police Armando Aguilar revealed his agency used Clearview’s technology 450 times per year. Several of those searches were allegedly used to assist in murder cases.
Last year, Clearview outlined a path towards a theoretically more restricted one-to-one face match identification verification system it hoped to one day
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