I think that because you can acquire facial images without any sort of consent, and that there are so many errors and you don't really know why a model would make a particular decision, then that would go against human rights.
Computer Science Graduate Researcher, Princeton University, As an Individual
I think that because you can acquire facial images without any sort of consent, and that there are so many errors and you don't really know why a model would make a particular decision, then that would go against human rights.
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