Today in Data: AI, Metaverse in Play as Tech Packs a Punch in Payments

By  |  June 23, 2022
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Today in data, Microsoft is limiting its use of facial-recognition software. Also, the Federal Trade Commission tells Congress that artificial intelligence shouldn’t be relied on for policy-related decisions and Lowe’s jumps into the metaverse with the launch of a home décor tool.

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    Today in DataData

    82: Number of pages in Federal Trade Commission report that warns Congress against using artificial intelligence (AI) to combat online harm

    $8.3T: Total projected addressable market for ad and eCommerce opportunities for the metaverse

    $697B: Total projected home-related addressable market for ad and eCommerce opportunities in the metaverse

    13: Number of emotions Google blocked from being read using facial recognition software

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    4: Number of emotions Google is considering allowing its AI software to read, including joy and sorrow


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