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> They were identified as possibly being criminals. And you've highlighted the _exact_ problem here. That is not at all what has happened, they have been ide
by akira2501 8y ago
> They were identified as possibly being criminals.
And you've highlighted the _exact_ problem here. That is not at all what has happened, they have been identified as "possibly having a similar appearance to one or more particular images of a suspected criminal."
> And an officer can review the evidence presented by the report and make a human determination to follow up with a physical arrest.
Which already presumes that the system will only have false positives. When the system produces false negatives, then this mode of investigation is entirely flawed.