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Unlike a dna test, a match via facial recognition would have trouble holding up in court without other significant evidence. Facial recognition is likely to he
by larkinrichards 8y ago
Unlike a dna test, a match via facial recognition would have trouble holding up in court without other significant evidence.
Facial recognition is likely to help rapidly match known photos of a suspect with security footage and imagery gathered near by to help pin down movements of a suspect prior to and after a crime, in order to focus the search for further evidence.
This is a tool to catch stupid criminals; it seems easily fooled by those who approach crime in a more systematic manner.
There should be laws that prevent using facial recognition to track the locations of people who aren’t the subject of investigation. I am sure that technology would be very desirable to advertisers, and I don’t want them to have it.