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Police in the US are using an AI tool that can pinpoint specific homes from a single interior photo, matching details such as appliances and room layouts against online property listings. The technology raises privacy concerns about how images shared online can be used to track down people's locations.
The tool, which is called Raven, is being used by the Los Angeles Police Department and Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office (MDSO), reports 404 Media. Made by a company called Graylark Technologies, Raven had been called GeoSpy before its new home-identification features were added.
Police in the US are using an AI tool that can pinpoint specific homes from a single interior photo, matching details such as appliances and room layouts against online property listings. The technology raises privacy concerns about how images shared online can be used to track down people's locations.
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The tool, which is called Raven, is being used by the Los Angeles Police Department and Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office (MDSO), reports 404 Media. Made by a company called Graylark Technologies, Raven had been called GeoSpy before its new home-identification features were added.
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