AI lets police identify homes from interior photos
A new AI tool called Raven allows police to match interior photos to specific properties by analyzing images pulled from sources like Airbnb and Zillow. The tool, developed by Graylark Technologies, can geolocate interiors from millions of rental properties. Law enforcement agencies, including those in Los Angeles and Miami-Dade, have purchased access to Raven, raising significant privacy concerns around the ability to trace images back to addresses.
- Raven developed by Graylark Technologies
- Tool identifies homes using interior images
- Data sources include Airbnb and Zillow listings
- Police in LA and Miami-Dade have bought access
- Privacy experts warn of surveillance risks
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