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"Despite concerns about the current accuracy and biases of emotional AI, scientists are confident the tech will improve as the data used to train algorithms are better suited to the applications." And as the applications become more diverse. #IoTprivacy https://t.co/qR3fcNDS4A
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@digi_ad: A legal question re. emotion expression recognition is whether the process can exclude personal data. Involving questions of “transient data,” this has long needed greater testing in courts. Well, this just happened in São Paulo. HT @accessnow @djleufer
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@ylelkes: there are 4-5 times as many surveillance cameras in Boston and NYC than LA and Seattle. cameras non-linearily increase as the non-white population increases. amazing use of computer vision and Google Street View https://t.co/Z42xqp5TiY by Sheng, @KenielYao and @5harad https://t.co/3Tr6UU4iKN
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