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> Not to mention what happens when some good-intending but ill-informed agency release an enhanced photo of a suspect on the run. The more interesting situatio
by dpwm 5y ago
> Not to mention what happens when some good-intending but ill-informed agency release an enhanced photo of a suspect on the run.
The more interesting situation is when such "enhanced photos" are used in prosecutions. I suspect that ML "forensics" techniques and questionable expert witnesses will be used to elevate hunches to guilty verdicts and raise (false) conviction rates.
- stjohnswarts 5y agoI think it would be possible by any defense attorney to show how bad a job it does at reproducing the original by showing hi rez images (actual) vs AI enhance upscales. Shouldn't be hard to demonstrate "reasonable doubt"