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I suppose, but how many court cases turn on a photo?

• TeMPOraL 6y ago
  I've heard[0] that much more than they should, at least in the US. If that's the case, then there's a more fundamental problem of justice system that has no clue about how technology works. We have to first graduate to "sender can write anything in From: header of an e-mail" levels of understanding of technology before tackling deep learning. -- [0] - I'm very much going by anecdotes here, so if they aren't representative, my whole comment is irrelevant.
  • emodendroket 6y ago
    A substantial amount of evidence heard in court is outright junk science. Photos are the least of their problems.