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Multiple readings Meta Silently Added Face-Recognition Code for Its Smart Glasses to Millions of Phones Policy & governance · 2 attributable reactions
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Meta glasses face recognition rollout

Meta Silently Added Face-Recognition Code for Its Smart Glasses to Millions of Phones

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Justin Hendrix Kashmir Hill dell cameron evacide Katie Drummond Eileen Clancy 🧿 Critical AI https://read.dukeupress.edu/critical-ai/issue Andrew Couts +4
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“The Meta Ray-Ban creep glasses already have facial-recognition capabilities--Meta just hasn't enabled them yet. www.wired.com/story/meta-s...”

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“While dormant, three AI models — for face detection, cropping, and encoding — have been pushed from Meta's servers. The system is designed to pull faceprints from those servers and store them locally. (Meta says it isn't building a central face database.) w…”

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dell cameron: NEW: WIRED analyzed Meta's AI app and found NameTag — a hidden facial recognition system designed to identify people via the wearer's smart glasses — has already shipped to over 50 million phones.
Justin Hendrix: NEW: WIRED analyzed Meta's AI app and found NameTag — a hidden facial recognition system designed to identify people via the wearer's smart glasses — has already shipped to over 50 million phones.
dell cameron: While dormant, three AI models — for face detection, cropping, and encoding — have been pushed from Meta's servers. The system is designed to pull faceprints from those servers and store them local…
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AI psychosis moment essay

Was This the Moment That AI Psychosis Began?

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Maggie Harrison Dupré

“I wrote about that memory upgrade here: futurism.com/artificial-i...”

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Maggie Harrison Dupré: On a product level, if the goal is to deliver a hyper-personalized AI assistant, it's easy to see persistent memory's utility. But this is also a feature that continues to come up in conversations …
Maggie Harrison Dupré: People who've experienced AI-fueled mental health crises have shared that persistent memory made the experience of using ChatGPT extraordinarily intimate -- they suddenly felt seen, in some cases f…
Maggie Harrison Dupré: Overall, the extent of the similarities between individual cases of AI delusion/psychosis can't be emphasized enough -- there are so many stories like this one, in which two men realized that their…
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