Canada police breached privacy laws with Clearview AI, regulator finds

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Canada police breached privacy laws with Clearview AI, regulator finds
The Canadian federal police force broke the law when it used controversial facial recognition software, the country's top privacy regulator found in a report released on Thursday. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) initially denied that it used Clearview AI, a US-based facial ...

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