Clearview AI insists Dutch fine is "unlawful" but missed its chance to appeal.
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They say they aren’t in EU jurisdiction but somehow they are still operating in the EU. They paid fines there so they must have some operation.
If you’re curious about the company Clearview AI, check out the book “Your face belongs to us” by Kashmir Hill. It’s an interesting read.
Won’t stop them from doing this BS.
Hopeful it will create some PR though. It wouldn’t hurt to have this company run though the mud a few times
That’s it, I’m packing my bicycle and moving to Holland
And he said “no way!” And I said “way.”