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This Website Can Track Down Every Photo Of You That Exists Online In Seconds - Vimarsana News

This Website Can Track Down Every Photo Of You That Exists Online In Seconds

The website acts similarly to Google's reverse image search but uses AI image recognition to speed this process up.

Source: news18.com
Israel Asked Meta And TikTok To Remove 8,000 Posts Related To Hamas War - Vimarsana News

Israel Asked Meta And TikTok To Remove 8,000 Posts Related To Hamas War

Israel says its takedown requests to social media companies have increased 10-fold since the start of the war. Ninety-four percent of the content was removed.

Source: forbes.com
'Creepy' AI site can find every photo of you online - Vimarsana News

'Creepy' AI site can find every photo of you online

A website called PimEyes is being labeled "the most disturbing AI site on the internet" by Twitter detractors who fear the sophisticated facial recognition technology is dangerously intrusive and "creepy."

Source: nypost.com
Twitter Says Centre's Takedown Requests "Inconsistent", Seeks Guidelines - Vimarsana News

Twitter Says Centre's Takedown Requests "Inconsistent", Seeks Guidelines

Social media company Twitter on Wednesday informed the High Court of Karnataka that its petition challenging the various takedown orders of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) was maintainable.

Source: ndtv.com
Twitter suing the Indian government in Karnataka High Court — Quartz India - Vimarsana News

Twitter suing the Indian government in Karnataka High Court — Quartz India

The microblogging site is pushing back against content takedown requests even as the government threatens it risks losing intermediary status.

Source: qz.com