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Alfred

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13 articles stable

Alfred has appeared in 13 articles since 2018-07. Coverage peaked in 2019Q3 with 4 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Amazon, Ring, Twitter, CNET.

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Coverage Timeline

2019-07-31
Gizmodo

Documents show that Amazon's Ring vets and authors public statements about Ring attributed to police and delays announcing partnerships with police departments

Amazon's home security company Ring has garnered enormous control over the ways in which its law enforcement partners are allowed … Tweets: @dellcam , @dellcam , @ericgeller , @dellcam , @snowjake , @...

2019-07-26
VICE 3 related

FOIA docs show Ring required Lakeland, FL, police to advertise its surveillance cameras in exchange for free products and a portal for requesting footage

though I imagine the PDs see the whole program as a win. Public agencies shouldn't be (1) keeping agreements like this confidential and (2) giving a private company veto over any public discussions ab...

2019-05-09
CNET

Internal doc: Amazon keeps text transcripts of Alexa-triggered voice recordings deleted by users; Amazon says it is working on deleting them from subsystems

Amazon doesn't need to hear your voice recordings to know what you've said.  They can read it.  —  After Alexa hears its wake word … Tweets: @alfredwkng Tweets: Alfred / @alfredwkng : NEW: An internal...

2019-03-21
CNET

US retailers are deploying facial recognition tech to fight shoplifters, raising privacy concerns due to lack of legal restrictions or rules to prevent abuse

At my bodega down the block, photos of shoplifters sometimes litter the windows, a warning to would-be thieves that they're being watched. Tweets: @eff , @alfredwkng , and @evacide Tweets: @eff : Faci...

2019-02-15
ZDNet

Researcher finds what appears to be an unsecured facial recognition database of 2.5M+ Uyghur Muslims in China, with ID card data and near real-time GPS data

Catalin Cimpanu / ZDNet : Tweets: @b_nishanov , @einsteinsattic , @mattburgess1 , and @alfredwkng . Thanks: @campuscodi Tweets: Bakhti Nishanov / @b_nishanov : If you continue to have doubts China is...

2018-07-15
CNET

How Facebook, Google, and Twitter train and use AI to manage abuse on a massive scale with some human help as false positives remain a challenge for AI

Alfred Ng / CNET : Tweets: @alfredwkng . Thanks: @cauchon Tweets: Alfred / @alfredwkng : When you sign up for Facebook from a phone, it's using the gyroscope to pick up subtle movements like breathin...

2018-07-14
CNET

How Facebook, Google, and Twitter train and use AI to manage abuse on a massive scale with some human help as false positives remain a challenge for AI

Alfred Ng / CNET : Tweets: @alfredwkng . Thanks: @cauchon Tweets: Alfred / @alfredwkng : When you sign up for Facebook from a phone, it's using the gyroscope to pick up subtle movements like breathin...

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