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People have similar faces. Who knew? The technology is not perfect. And should never be used as evidence of a crime, just as an indication that two images mi
by stretchwithme 8y ago
People have similar faces. Who knew?
The technology is not perfect. And should never be used as evidence of a crime, just as an indication that two images might be of the same person and to have humans look at them.
And then those humans will also make mistakes. People do look alike. And there are twins.
I think a jury should require more evidence than just similar appearance. But such a match is a strong indication of where to look.
- see-dante 8y agoI don't think that's the point -- the problem isn't that "oh there are other processes that [...]," it's that this wave of technology is misused, is bias, and care must be taken when any of the signals we create. This is especially important as automation enters the equation.