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Clearview AI was featured in a BBC interview, highlighting how its facial recognition technology operates using advanced neural networks. The platform processes vast amounts of data, delivering highly accurate results. Beyond the technology, the company has also contributed to solving child abuse cases and played a role in rescuing victims. 

The Ukrainian government is using facial recognition software to identify Russian soldiers captured and dead. VOA's Julie Taboh spoke with one software company CEO and an official with the Ukrainian national police about how the technology is contributing to the war effort.

CNN's Sara Sidner reports on how Ukraine is using facial recognition technology to identify Russian soldiers killed in battle.

Ukraine is using facial recognition technology from U.S. company Clearview AI to identify dead Russian soldiers and send the images to their families in an effort to turn sentiment against the war. Clearview AI Chief Executive  Hoan Ton-That joins NewsNation's "Banfield" to explain.  

2024 was transformative for Clearview AI, helping law enforcement with victim rescue and solving crime. With a growing 50+ billion image database and enhanced security certifications, we doubled agency searches, rescued hundreds of victims, grew revenue 287% and expanded our team.

Clearview AI says it now has 30 billion images, scraped from platforms such as Facebook, taken without users' permissions. It claims its technology is being used by hundreds of police forces in the US. The company has repeatedly been fined millions of dollars in Europe and Australia for breaches of privacy. 

Ukrainian officials are using new facial recognition software from the U.S.-based company, Clearview AI, to help identify invading Russian soldiers. NBC News’ Josh Lederman explains how Clearview AI is giving Ukraine the technology for free and how well it works.

Clearview AI is arguably the best known and most controversial facial recognition company in the world. It's been at the centre of battles over privacy, personal data and freedom. BBC North America tech reporter James Clayton spoke to Hoan Ton-That, co-founder of Clearview AI.

Clearview AI CEO Hoan Ton-That discusses how the Ukrainian gov't is using its tech to allow Russian families to claim loved ones who have fought and died in Ukraine.

Hoan Ton-That, co-founder and CEO of Clearview AI, is helping Ukraine's government upgrade its face recognition technology to fight off saboteurs.