
Your Face Belongs to Us: A Secretive Startup's Quest to End Privacy as We Know It
by
Kashmir Hill
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Format
Hardcover
Pages
352
Language
English
Published
Sep 19, 2023
Publisher
Random House
Edition
1
ISBN-10
0593448561
ISBN-13
9780593448564
Description
Kashmir Hill delves into the fascinating and troubling world of Clearview AI, a startup that has rapidly gained notoriety for its groundbreaking yet controversial facial recognition technology. Through meticulous reporting, she navigates the murky waters of privacy, ethics, and surveillance, revealing how this secretive company has managed to redefine the concept of privacy in the digital age. Hill provides readers with an intricate portrait of the entrepreneurs propelling Clearview AI forward, blending captivating storytelling with in-depth analysis of the societal implications of their innovations.
As she explores the ethical dilemmas surrounding surveillance technology, Hill raises critical questions about consent and individual rights in an increasingly interconnected world. The narrative challenges readers to ponder the cost of convenience and the potential consequences of sacrificing anonymity in the name of security. Through engaging anecdotes and a thorough examination of the industry, she warns of a future where privacy may become an obsolete concept, urging society to reflect on what it truly values in this evolving landscape.
As she explores the ethical dilemmas surrounding surveillance technology, Hill raises critical questions about consent and individual rights in an increasingly interconnected world. The narrative challenges readers to ponder the cost of convenience and the potential consequences of sacrificing anonymity in the name of security. Through engaging anecdotes and a thorough examination of the industry, she warns of a future where privacy may become an obsolete concept, urging society to reflect on what it truly values in this evolving landscape.
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