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She thought a dark moment in her past was forgotten. Then she scanned her face online

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Scarlett's saga starkly shows how easily facial-recognition technology, which is now available to anyone with internet access, can lead to unexpected harms that may be impossible to undo.

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She thought a dark moment in her past was forgotten. Then she scanned her face online

Cher Scarlett, a software engineer, has a history of being misidentified by face-scanning technology, including one instance that may have surfaced a distant ancestor in a photo. So when she was introduced to an online facial-recognition tool she hadn't heard of, she wanted to see whether it would mistake photos of her mom or daughter for her.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States
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She thought a dark moment in her past was forgotten. Then she scanned her face online

CNNBy Rachel Metz, CNN BusinessCher Scarlett, a software engineer, has a history of being misidentified by face-scanning technology, including one instance that may have surfaced a distant ancestor in a photo. So when she was introduced to an online facial-recognition tool she hadn’t heard of, she wanted to see whether it would mistake photos of her mom or daughter for her.On February 1, Scarlett uploaded some images of her teenage daughter and …

2 years ago·Panama City, United States
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She thought a dark moment in her past was forgotten. Then she scanned her face online

Scarlett's saga starkly shows how easily facial-recognition technology, which is now available to anyone with internet access, can lead to unexpected harms that may be impossible to undo.

2 years ago·Sacramento, United States
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She thought a dark moment in her past was forgotten. Then she scanned her face online

Scarlett's saga starkly shows how easily facial-recognition technology, which is now available to anyone with internet access, can lead to unexpected harms that may be impossible to undo.

2 years ago·Boston, United States
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She thought a dark moment in her past was forgotten. Then she scanned her face online

Scarlett's saga starkly shows how easily facial-recognition technology, which is now available to anyone with internet access, can lead to unexpected harms that may be impossible to undo.

2 years ago·Cincinnati, United States
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She thought a dark moment in her past was forgotten. Then she scanned her face online

Scarlett's saga starkly shows how easily facial-recognition technology, which is now available to anyone with internet access, can lead to unexpected harms that may be impossible to undo.

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