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Graylark's Raven Sparks Privacy Backlash as AI Interior Geolocation Tool Expands Beyond Law Enforcement

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AI researchers and privacy advocates are sounding alarms over Raven, a geolocation tool that identifies specific rental properties from single interior photographs, warning that a product designed for trafficking investigations could enable mass stalking and violates the last bastion of location privacy in hotel rooms and homes. The system, created by Graylark Technologies and formerly known as GeoSpy, analyzes visual details—appliances, flooring, fixtures—and matches them against millions of publicly listed short-term rental photos on Airbnb, Vrbo, and Zillow, pinpointing locations within one to five meters of accuracy even when images lack GPS metadata or location tags.

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