Meta brings its anti-fraud facial recognition test to the UK after getting a thumbs up from regulators

The group aims to automatically analyze ads on Facebook and Instagram that can return to scams, a real scourge on its platforms.

The US-based company Meta, which operates Facebook and Instagram, wants to use face recognition more in the future.

Meta to protect European celebrities, GDPR at CEPS

And a short recap of Trump's speech to Congress

Meta brings its anti-fraud facial recognition test to the UK after getting a thumbs up from regulators

Last October, Meta dipped its toe into the world of facial recognition — an area where it has had a tricky record — with an international test of two new

Meta brings facial recognition tools to spot celeb scam adverts to the UK

The social media giant first began rolling out the tools in October last year.

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