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MP Maria Miller wants AI nudifying tool banned
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Facial analysis technology could create a child-safe Internet
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Can facial analysis technology create a child-safe internet? Alex Hern © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: da-kuk/Getty Images
Suppose you pulled out your phone this morning to post a pic to your favourite social network – let’s call it Twinstabooktok – and were asked for a selfie before you could log on. The picture you submitted wouldn’t be sent anywhere, the service assured you: instead, it would use state-of-the-art machine-learning techniques to work out your age. In all likelihood, once you’ve submitted the scan, you can continue on your merry way. If the service guessed wrong, you could appeal, though that might take a bit longer.
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By Branwen Jeffreys
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image captionMr Dekas is seeking a High Court hearing with a young woman who is also concerned
A father and a student campaigner are seeking a High Court hearing to consider whether the government should tighten youngsters access to porn.
Ioannis Dekas and Ava Vakil want the government to implement proof of age for access to pornography promised in the 2017 Digital Economy Act.
It comes as new research suggests the majority of 16 and 17-year-olds in the UK have recently seen pornography.
The government is currently preparing a new Online Harms Bill.
This bill would go further than the Digital Economy Act, giving the watchdog, Ofcom, powers to block access to online services - including social media platforms and search engines - which fail to do enough to protect children.