>Facial recognition technologies, used in the identification of suspects, negatively affects people of color. To deny this fact would be a lie. Since, instead

>Facial recognition technologies, used in the identification of suspects, negatively affects people of color. To deny this fact would be a lie. Since, instead of support for this statement, the CEO of this 'company' decided that shaming his reader would be more effective, I'll give you his support. It's an article that he wrote based on studies that show there are significantly higher error rates in gender and race classification in some algorithms, without ever showing why this even matters within the context of how facial recognition algorithms are or would be used by law enforcement. Nor did he show that the specific algorithms being proposed have these biases, and not just some other ones. Nor did he show that race classification is even a result that law enforcement runs. [1] https://www.kairos.com/blog/face-off-confronting-bias-in-face-recognition-ai https://www.kairos.com/blog/face-off-confronting-bias-in-fac...