
But in their limited data set, Hong’s team found and validated over 800 faces that the algorithm had missed, and they estimated that overall, the algorithm had missed 102 million faces in the entire data set.
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Additionally, the captions that often accompany the photos, as well as the photos’ metadata, often contain even more personal information, such as names and exact locations.
Another privacy mitigation measure comes from Hugging Face, a platform that distributes training data sets and hosts CommonPool, which integrates with a tool that theoretically allows people to search for and remov…
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