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Clearview AI prototype points to next phase of facial recognition: identity intelligence

Biometric Update · · International · Surveillance & Civil Liberties

Clearview AI is developing a prototype that reportedly moves beyond standard facial recognition toward what it calls identity intelligence, suggesting the company is expanding the scope and capability of its surveillance technology.

Why this matters: Facial recognition that matches a face to a name is already a serious privacy concern. 'Identity intelligence' sounds like the next step: building a fuller picture of who you are, where you go, and what you do. Clearview already scraped billions of photos without consent. If the new system layers in more data, the result is not just recognition, it is profiling. The people being identified do not get a say. That is the part that matters.

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