With the development of science and technology, the application of "face brushing" in life is becoming more and more common. Mobile payment, hotel check-in, punching in at work in high-speed railway station and brushing your face are nothing new. Even when you brush your face in front of the cloakroom when shopping in the mall, AI (artificial intelligence) shopping guide can accurately recommend personalized clothing matching to you according to the user's portrait.

However, the application of these new technologies not only brings convenience to people's lives, but also raises some concerns about information collection and security. Especially in the process of "brushing face", a lot of information such as the user's name, gender, age, occupation, and even the user's emotions in different situations are collected and stored.

If this information is not properly kept and leaked, the user's personal privacy may be in a "streaking" state. With the vigorous development of face recognition technology and its vigorous application in the industry, we must take precautions and take a multi-pronged approach to fully attach importance to and protect the personal information security of users.

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Ensure the safety of face brushing: strengthen verification and supervision, and increase penalties for data abuse and other behaviors.

2065438+In July 2007, the State Council released the Development Plan of the New Generation of Artificial Intelligence (hereinafter referred to as the Plan). The Plan emphasizes promoting the self-discipline of the artificial intelligence industry and enterprises, earnestly strengthening management, and increasing penalties for data abuse, infringement of personal privacy, and violation of ethics.

"Although there are more and more applications of' brushing face', artificial intelligence is still in its infancy, and it is necessary to increase the protection of data and privacy, and pay attention to and prevent decision-making mistakes and social injustice caused by algorithm abuse."

In the protection of personal data rights, all parties in data transactions should be held responsible for their actions, so that everyone can know how their data is handled, especially when it is used for other purposes, so as to reduce data abuse and let people know clearly whether their "faces" are still safe.

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