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I agree, but the post is about Amazon being to blame or not. And it seems law enforcement should be regulated in their use of facial recognition, not Amazon. We
by didibus 8y ago
I agree, but the post is about Amazon being to blame or not. And it seems law enforcement should be regulated in their use of facial recognition, not Amazon. Well, Amazon too, if they used it themselves for wrong doing.
But should you regulate the tech itself? Like ban the development of facial recognition all together? Or for identifying human faces?
I feel if you regulate, it should be in its proper usage. Which would mean the law enforcement is to blame. Ot maybe you'd need to get an explicit license to be allowed to use facial recognition and Amazon could make sure that only licensed individuals get access to their tech flr example.
Point being, nothing here indicates that Reckognition has inherent bias in its design.