Hoan Ton-That's app, Clearview AI, has triggered fears about facial recognition — and the dystopian future it could foreshadow. CNN Business' Donie O'Sullivan sits down with the CEO to talk about questions of legality, privacy, and bias in the era of facial recognition. Clearview AI’s app uses a database of billions of images that the company scraped off the Internet without user consent. Hoan Ton-That defends this. He claims he has a First Amendment right to use publicly available images. Tech companies, though, don’t agree. Twitter, Google, and other tech giants have sent cease and desist letters to Clearview AI. Apple has even banned the app from its App Store. Lawmakers, too, have concerns about Clearview AI. Read more about Clearview AI’s app on CNN.com: https://tinyurl.com/tjegzgu Producers: Richa Naik & John General Senior Producer: Logan Whiteside Camera: Nick Godsell Reporter: Donie O'Sullivan #CNN #ClearviewAI #FacialRecognition #ArtificialIntelligence CNN Business brings you the latest news about the companies, personalities, and innovations that are driving business forward. Interested in more of CNN Business? Subscribe to our channel: https://tinyurl.com/qlsvmdy More of CNN Business Facebook: https://bit.ly/2HZvzX0 Twitter: https://bit.ly/2uByq5F Instagram: https://bit.ly/2PKtpPF

As the US faces the hottest summer on record, those who work outdoors face serious heat-related danger. CNN spoke to the family members of two Texas workers who died in heat as high as 119 degrees. Here's what they want people to know. "They cannot work under the same working conditions that they were working under 20 years ago. The weather is not the same anymore," Carla Gates, whose husband Eugene Gates, 66, passed away this June while delivering mail in the Dallas area, said in an interview with CNN at her home in Texas. "We have to save these workers' lives." Produced by John General and Aaron Fisher Supervising Producer: Logan Whiteside #CNN #news

Cutting through the noise of social media and figuring out what's true and false can be tough. These steps can make it easier. Produced and animated by John General Supervising Producer: Logan Whiteside #CNN #Business CNN Business brings you the latest news about the companies, personalities, and innovations that are driving business forward. Interested in more of CNN Business? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/3cz80Ta CNN Business on social media: Facebook: http://bit.ly/2Ts9w1T Twitter: http://bit.ly/3au548r Instagram: http://bit.ly/2VQPuzF

This summer, Long Island saw 5 shark attacks in just 24 hours. As more sharks come closer to the shore, New York State Park Police are deploying a trove of drones to help spot sharks before they get close to swimmers. CNN's Clare Duffy got a hands-on demonstration of how the technology works. Produced by John General, Deborah Brunswick and FJ Feng Supervising Producer: Logan Whiteside #cnn #news

Air Company is on a mission: to help lower the airline industry's global carbon emissions with carbon-neutral jet fuel made from CO2 already in our atmosphere.

AI's ability to create realistic fake images can be scary, but what if some of those fake images can help you stand out professionally? CNN's Jon Sarlin dusts off his LinkedIn profile to see if AI can create a convincing headshot of himself.

TikTok is under fire again as the Biden administration weighs banning it in the US. For years, lawmakers and researchers have voiced growing concern about the Chinese-owned app's data tracking. Here's everything you need to know about the TikTok controversy.

Nijeer Parks couldn't have committed the crime. That didn't stop police from arresting him based off of a false facial recognition match. Here's why the technology can often misidentify Black people, with serious consequences. Produced by John General & Jon Sarlin Supervising Producer: Bronte Lord Production Assistant: Sofia Barrett

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