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Old 7th May 2018, 12:46   #1
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Default Police face recognition misidentified 2,300 as potential criminals

Ask critics of police face recognition why they're so skeptical and they'll likely cite unreliability as one factor. What if the technology flags an innocent person? Unfortunately, that caution appears to have been warranted to some degree. South...

https://www.engadget.com/2018/05/06/...-as-criminals/
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