Clearview AI 🌐
DoomBench currently associates 0 models and 15 evidence assessments with Clearview AI. Company attribution is separate from each model's version-specific risk score.
- Tracked models
- 0
- Evidence items
- 15
- Toward-doom share
- 0.1%
- Net index pressure
- -0.26
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Models from Clearview AI
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Latest assessments involving Clearview AI
France fines Clearview AI €20 million and orders deletion
France's data protection authority fined Clearview AI €20 million, ordered it to stop unlawful collection and processing, and required deletion of data concerning people in France.
Greece fines Clearview AI €20 million and orders deletion
Greece's data protection authority fined Clearview AI €20 million, prohibited processing people in Greece, and ordered deletion of their personal data.
Ukraine deploys Clearview AI facial recognition during war
Ukraine's defense ministry began using Clearview AI to identify dead people and potential Russian personnel, screen checkpoints, and counter misinformation during the invasion.
France orders Clearview AI to stop processing and delete facial data
France's CNIL formally ordered Clearview AI to stop unlawful biometric processing and delete facial data relating to people in France within two months, covering several tens of millions of internet users.
Canada orders Clearview AI to stop collection and delete face data
Canadian privacy authorities ordered Clearview AI to stop collecting, using, and disclosing facial images and biometric data in Canada and to delete data already collected from Canadians.
Australia orders Clearview AI to stop collection and delete face data
Australia's privacy regulator found that Clearview AI breached national privacy law and ordered it to stop collecting Australians' facial images and biometric templates and destroy previously collected data.
Canada finds RCMP Clearview AI searches violated the Privacy Act
Canada's privacy commissioner found that the RCMP violated federal privacy law by conducting hundreds of searches against Clearview AI's illegally compiled facial-recognition database.
Clearview AI use reaches 1,803 US public agencies
Reporting based on leaked records and agency outreach found that more than 7,000 people at 1,803 publicly funded US agencies used or tested Clearview AI, generating nearly 340,000 facial-recognition searches, often without supervisors or the public knowing.
Minneapolis bans police use of facial-recognition technology
The Minneapolis City Council unanimously barred its police department and other city departments from using facial-recognition technology, including third-party services such as Clearview AI.
Canadian privacy authorities rule Clearview AI's mass surveillance illegal
Canada's federal and provincial privacy authorities found that Clearview AI's collection of billions of facial images without knowledge or consent constituted illegal mass surveillance and recommended that it stop collecting Canadians' images and delete the images and biometric templates already gathered.
LAPD bans third-party facial recognition after unauthorized Clearview use
The Los Angeles Police Department banned officers from using third-party facial-recognition services, including Clearview AI, after records showed that more than 25 employees had conducted nearly 475 searches without department authorization.
Clearview AI secures an ICE facial-recognition contract
Federal procurement records showed that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement awarded Clearview AI a $224,000 contract for facial-recognition technology. The funding office was Homeland Security Investigations, and ICE said the service was used in child-exploitation and other cybercrime investigations.