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What has that got to do with the article? Facial recognition isn't crime detection...it's recognising someone who has an arrest warrant (or in this case, perhap
by cpncrunch 9y ago
What has that got to do with the article? Facial recognition isn't crime detection...it's recognising someone who has an arrest warrant (or in this case, perhaps also checking against a list of banned hooligans), i.e. it either is the person or it isn't.
- daemin 9y agoMy comment was on people putting too much trust into computerised systems, of which facial recognition is one. It also referenced comments other people had made here for when the rules and programming in such a computerised system broke down in the real world. In the case of facial recognition there was examples of twins being rejected for IDs because the system thought it was the same person applying under different names. I'd also be dubious as how well it can identify people based on grainy and low resolution camera footage.