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That's still focusing on the wrong problem though: if Madison Square garden had simply told security to eject the lawyer, it would be the same issue. The proble
by XorNot 4y ago
That's still focusing on the wrong problem though: if Madison Square garden had simply told security to eject the lawyer, it would be the same issue. The problem isn't facial recognition, it's that they thought they could or should do this at all.
- janosdebugs 4y agoNot entirely. ML algorithms make these processes ridiculously effective. You no longer need to expend the time of a human to make that decision.