Despite facial recognition technology’s potential, it faces mounting ethical questions and issues of bias. To address those concerns, Microsoft recently released its Responsible AI Standard and made a ...

It seems that Microsoft does not want law enforcement to use Azure OpenAI for real-time facial recognition of individuals. The Redmond company recently modified its code of conduct regarding the use ...

Microsoft has reportedly banned the United States Police Department from utilizing Azure OpenAI's artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition technology. The ...

As part of its overhauled AI ethics policies, Microsoft will phase out public access to AI capabilities that attempt to infer emotions and identity attributes. Reading time 4 minutes Microsoft’s ...

Microsoft on Tuesday announced version 2 of its "Responsible AI Standard" document, and disclosed a use-case approval process for its Azure Face API, Computer Vision, and Video Indexer customers. The ...

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Microsoft is removing some features from its AI service to ensure that its facial recognition technology meets ethical AI guidelines. Microsoft plans to curtail certain facial-recognition capabilities ...

Face recognition is a dragnet surveillance technology and its expansion within law enforcement over the last 20 years has been marred by systematic invasions of privacy, inaccuracies, unreliable ...