00:00Social media has been plagued by pictures made in Ghibli style with the help of open
00:06AI chat GPT-40.
00:07People are sharing their Ghibli photos everywhere on Facebook, Instagram or X.
00:11People are not only sharing their photos with AI to get pictures made in Ghibli style,
00:16but are also sharing pictures of their families and even small children.
00:20But do people who do this kind of behavior have the right to do so?
00:26People are not only sharing their photos with AI to get pictures made in Ghibli style,
00:31but are also sharing their facial recognition with AI to get pictures made in Ghibli style.
00:36It is not that we are giving our facial recognition to AI companies just because of Ghibli.
00:42In fact, we give our photos to AI companies daily, whether it is to unlock the phone,
00:48to tag on social media or to share our photos with them.
00:52Consider it this way, when we upload photos on social media or give camera access to apps,
00:58we often ignore its dangers.
01:00The result of this is that AI companies scan and store the unique dimensions of our face.
01:07This data is more dangerous than passwords or credit card numbers.
01:12Because you can change them, but if your face is stolen,
01:18you cannot change it.
01:20We Indians have a problem that they are used to taking everything lightly.
01:24This is why we have ignored many such incidents in the past, which were alerting us.
01:29We should avoid such dangers.
01:31Clearview AI controversy was such a controversy.
01:35Actually, Clearview AI was accused that the company had stolen 3 billion rupees
01:40from social media, news sites and public records without permission.
01:44and made a database and sold it to police and private companies.
01:52In addition, in May 2024, the data of the Australian company Outerbox was leaked,
01:57in which 1.05 million people's facial scan, driving license and address were stolen.
02:03This data was posted on a site called Have I Been Outerbox.
02:08Victims complained of misidentification, trouble and identity theft.
02:13Even the FRT system used to stop theft in shops is targeted by hackers.
02:19Once stolen, this data is sold in the black market,
02:23which is a scam like synthetic identity fraud or de-fake.
02:27According to Statista's report, facial recognition technology, i.e. FRT,
02:32can reach up to 5.73 billion dollars by 2025.
02:37And by 2031, it is estimated to reach up to 14.55 billion dollars from 16.79% PCAGR.
02:46Companies like Meta and Google are accused of training their AI models with users' photos,
02:52but they do not share this information.
02:56Sites like PimEyes give them the opportunity to find them online through any photo,
03:00which increases the risk of stalking.
03:02If you want to avoid this danger, then first of all stop playing Ghibli.
03:06Apart from this, avoid uploading high-resolution photos on social media.
03:11Instead of face unlock, use a PIN or password.
03:14Apart from this, there should be pressure on the government and companies
03:18to tell them how your biometric data is being used.
03:22However, this is only a temporary solution.
03:25The real change will come when the government will stop the illegal use of facial recognition technology
03:32and will make strict rules to control AI.
03:36So give us your opinion on this news in the comment box
03:39and share this video as much as possible so that as many people as possible can be alerted.
