The FTC is cracking down on a firm that claims its AI-powered face recognition tech has 'zero' bias
A software provider won’t be allowed to lie about the accuracy of its artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition ...
AI weapons detection company used by Tennessee schools targeted by FTC over alleged false claims
Evolv Technologies' AI weapons detection systems are used in multiple Tennessee school districts, including Clarksville ...
FTC opens antitrust investigation into Microsoft’s cloud, AI, and cybersecurity practices
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has launched an antitrust investigation into Microsoft, scrutinizing its cloud ...
Company providing AI security system to local schools settles with FTC over marketing
The FTC and a company that provides area school districts with AI weapons screening devices reached a proposed settlement ...
FTC says AI company Evolv 'falsely hyped' its security scanners
Evolv's scanners don't work as well as it led schools to believe. Here's what that means for children's safety.
Microsoft’s OpenAI deal, AI software sales targeted by FTC probe - report
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission officials have been asking rivals of Microsoft (MSFT) about the impact of its artificial ...
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FTC takes against facial recognition software firm
The Federal Trade Commission has filed a complaint against IntelliVision Technologies Corp., a San Jose-based company, for ...
FTC probe targets Microsoft AI software sales, OpenAI deal, The Information says
As the U.S. Federal Trade Commission ramps up its antitrust investigation into Microsoft (MSFT), FTC officials have been asking rivals about ...
FTC extends data broker crackdown as Khan’s term nears likely end
The FTC said data brokers Mobilewalla and Gravy Analytics agreed to cease the practices to settle claims they collected or sold people’s private personal information, such as data about visits to ...
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AI weapons detection system used in Tennessee schools sued by FTC
The technology scans students and other visitors for weapons, using AI, without requiring them to remove items from their ...
FOX10 Investigates: FTC settles with weapon detection maker Evolv, same company used by MCPSS
The FTC alleged the Evolv Express scanners failed in several instances to detect weapons in schools while flagging harmless personal items typically brought to schools, like laptops, binders and water ...