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Headline : The FTC is cracking down on a firm that claims its AI-powered face recognition tech has zero bias

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A software provider won’t be allowed to lie about the accuracy of its artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition technology under a new proposed order from the Biden administration.

On Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said that a proposed consent order with IntelliVision Technologies would prevent the San Jose, California-based company from making misleading claims about its software. That would include any misleading statements about its performance identifying people of different genders, ethnicities, and skin tones.

The San Jose, California-based firm would also be prevented from making any claims about its technology without “competent and reliable” testing to back it up.

Over the last six years, IntelliVision has claimed that its models have trained on millions of faces from across the world and have “zero gender or racial bias,” according to the agency’s complaint. A fact sheet on the company’s website states its technology has an accuracy “as high as +99%.”

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