PimEyes, a paid facial recognition service, blocks searches of children’s faces via age detection AI to identify photos of minors, as part of a “no harm policy” (Kashmir Hill/New York Times)

PimEyes, a paid facial recognition service, blocks searches of children’s faces via age detection AI to identify photos of minors, as part of a “no harm policy” (Kashmir Hill/New York Times)

Kashmir Hill / New York Times:
PimEyes, a paid facial recognition service, blocks searches of children’s faces via age detection AI to identify photos of minors, as part of a “no harm policy”  —  The change came in response to worries that the service could be used nefariously by a stranger.