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‘Creepy’ AI site can find every photo of you online: ‘Stalker’s dream’ | New York Post
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0:53Now PlayingLet’s face it — there’s just no escaping AI.
But now, a facial recognition website that uses a specialized bot to locate every single picture of a person that’s ever been shared online is rearing its ugly head.
Deemed a “stalker’s dream,” and the “most disturbing AI website on the internet” on Twitter, the site, known as PimEyes, is an identity search engine that’s said to be similar to, yet a bit more sophisticated than, Google’s reverse image search tool.
On its homepage, users are prompted to upload their photo in order to find out where their image has been published.
But the facial recognition service isn’t free — nor is it cheap.
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