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Critics quoted in this article and many others I’ve read argue that the technology is deeply flawed, highly inaccurate. Does anyone have actual stats on this? F
by sickcodebruh 7y ago
Critics quoted in this article and many others I’ve read argue that the technology is deeply flawed, highly inaccurate. Does anyone have actual stats on this? Furthermore, does anyone working in the field have any facts or opinions about the rate at which the technology is improving? Left unchecked, how far off is the day when a city could implement widespread facial recognition that has terrifying accuracy?
- sdinsn 7y agoFrom my understanding, the technology is not deeply flawed. It just has accuracy problems when dealing with edge cases. Facial recognition is not a 100% independent solution, but instead should aid other systems, including human-run systems. I think this is the concept that critics fail to grasp.
- sickcodebruh 7y agoDo you think there will come a time where it is a 100% independent solution? I'm sure that is the goal for some companies and organizations.