Case Study
Zoom Tries to Blur its Own Background—Quietly Changes Terms of Service to Allow AI to Train on User Information
Zoom failed to provide its users control over their personal information when it quietly...+ Read more
What’s now clear for Clearview AI is that its face surveillance product – built by improperly scraping billions of images from the internet without people’s knowledge or consent and used by government for secret surveillance – has been hit with very expensive privacy lawsuits. It’s already been forced to settle a lawsuit from the ACLU and agree to be “permanently banned, nationwide, from making its faceprint database available to most businesses and other private entities.” In a separate consumer privacy suit, Clearview has agreed to a settlement that could cost the company more than $50 million. Another lawsuit brought by activists is moving in California state court and seeks compensatory damages.