If you’ve uploaded any photos to the web in recent years, there’s a good chance they’ve been used to build facial recognition systems. Developers routinely train facial recognition algorithms on images from websites — without the knowledge of the people who posted them. A new online tool called Exposing.AI can help you find out if your photos are among the snaps they’re scrapped. The system uses information from publicly available image datasets to determine if your Flickr photos were used in AI surveillance research. [Read: How this company leveraged AI to become the Netflix of Finland] Just enter your Flickr username, photo URL,…
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