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Right, I made this point kinda of in another comment. It really depends on how you want to frame the conversation. I agree with the general argument that random
by xmichael999 7y ago
Right, I made this point kinda of in another comment. It really depends on how you want to frame the conversation. I agree with the general argument that randomly stopping and questioning people because a computer hit sucks, but knowing UK law enforcement they likely politely stopped the suspects and asked to see ID. Once they provided ID they were free to go on about their business. This technology is catching a ton of people that would otherwise not be caught.
- mantap 7y agoAnd what if you don't carry ID, as is normal in UK. Do they arrest you?
- kazinator 7y agoSuppose your face is identified by a machine as looking like someone in a criminal database who is wanted. Suppose that you in fact are a dead ringer for that person in the database; even to a humans who double check this match, you look exactly the same. You have no ID. What are they to do?