AI Predicts Politics from Faces, Stanford Study Raises Privacy Alarms

April 25, 2024
AI Predicts Politics from Faces, Stanford Study Raises Privacy Alarms
  • A study at Stanford University revealed that AI facial recognition can predict political beliefs from neutral facial images.

  • The research involved 591 participants and included a political orientation survey paired with numerical face data generation.

  • Researchers highlighted significant privacy risks associated with facial recognition technology.

  • The study warns of the dangers of biometric surveillance in online political messaging and its greater-than-anticipated threats.

  • Findings underscore the potential influence of facial recognition on politics and the need for caution with its extensive deployment.

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