If you think the only difference between these two stories is the tone then you didn't read them very carefully, or you're trying to draw a false equivalence be

If you think the only difference between these two stories is the tone then you didn't read them very carefully, or you're trying to draw a false equivalence between the people involved > The ACLU in June filed a complaint against the Detroit police, alleging the department arrested the wrong man based on a flawed, incomplete match provided by facial recognition software. In the wake of the ACLU's complaint, Detroit Police Chief James Craig admitted that the software his agency uses misidentifies suspects 96 percent of the time. > DC Metropolitan Police and the FBI will probably need to look no further than a cursory Google search to identify many of the leaders of Wednesday's insurrection, as many of them took to social media both before and after the event to brag about it in detail. In short: you don't need fancy facial recognition tools to identify people who livestream their crimes