I do think of myself that I can read statistics. They didn't mention it as a false positive rate, that's what I interpreted. I don't have the article here but t

I do think of myself that I can read statistics. They didn't mention it as a false positive rate, that's what I interpreted. I don't have the article here but they said that the system gave out ~250 alerts, of which ~230 turned out to be incorrect. It didn't specify at all how big the database of potential suspects was. The number of scanned faces was ~50-100k each time (stadium). Nevertheless, the 230/250 is the issue here, simply because it destroys trust in the system. If the operator already knows that the chance of this being a false alarm is ~5%, will they really follow up all alerts?