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{\an1}- More than China, Facebook
has 2.6 billion people, {\an1}so Facebook has a patent
where they say, {\an1}"Because we have all
of these face prints, {\an1}"we can now give you
an option as a retailer to identify somebody
who walks into the store." {\an1}And in their patent they say, {\an1}"We can also give that face
a trustworthiness score." {\an1}- Facebook is selling this now?
has 2.6 billion people, {\an1}so Facebook has a patent
where they say, {\an1}"Because we have all
of these face prints, {\an1}"we can now give you
an option as a retailer to identify somebody
who walks into the store." {\an1}And in their patent they say, {\an1}"We can also give that face
a trustworthiness score." {\an1}- Facebook is selling this now?
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{\an1}- More than China, Facebook
has 2.6 billion people,
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{\an1}so Facebook has a patent
where they say,
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{\an1}"Because we have all
of these face prints,
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{\an1}"we can now give you
an option as a retailer
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to identify somebody
who walks into the store."
00:00:16.000 --> 00:00:16.977
{\an1}And in their patent they say,
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{\an1}"We can also give that face
a trustworthiness score."
00:00:22.000 --> 00:00:22.977
{\an1}- Facebook is selling this now?
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Movie Summary
When MIT Media Lab researcher Joy Buolamwini discovers that facial recognition does not see dark-skinned faces accurately, she embarks on a journey to push for the first-ever U.S. legislation against bias in algorithms that impact...