Raw LLM Responses

The title of this post if the vendor is to be believed is wrong. The machines were using face detection capabilities NOT face recognition. The difference being that the SW was detecting that a face was in the camera's frame and that would indicate that it should show a menu or do something. Again you then have to assume the vendor is being truthful that no photos were being stored or transmitted to a server or anything but all things considered it's an expensive feature (cost of camera, testing / obviously has bugs and social implications, etc)... it's not that hard to push a button to start the vending or menu selection process. It's a completely unnecessary feature. **EDIT - Before you downvote me, did you actually read the article ? Also I happen to work with that technology so I'm more familiar with the capabilities and terminology. That said if you don't trust the vendor I don't disagree with you but I'm just trying to add clarity to the conversation. Try commenting instead of just downvoting. I guess now that Reddit data is being sold to be AI mined are we all working on turning into a cesspool of ignorance to stick it to /u/spez ??**