“AI gaydar” and the consequences for Queer privacy in Africa

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AI that purports to detect sexual orientation is based on pseudoscience and threatens the privacy and safety of Queer people.

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Human rights, justice, and ethical issues Artificial intelligence, n.e.c.AI artificial intelligence discrimination sexuality queer people lbtqia

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