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What if they swap some details of an eye or a nose and make one person look just enough like another that an innocent person is convicted?
by DougN7 4y ago
What if they swap some details of an eye or a nose and make one person look just enough like another that an innocent person is convicted?
- dmix 4y agoYou think there aren't processes in place for this sort of thing? A due process even. IT experts are brought into cases all the time for stuff like this. This isn't even the standard camera "lying", it's explicitly a special tab for taking super-zoomed in AI optimized photos.
- mrguyorama 4y agoAnd most of the "Experts" brought into courtrooms will argue whatever you pay them to argue. It's an industry. Lawyers aren't picking random AI engineers out of a mom and pop tech company, they have dedicated people who as a job sell their professional title to lawyers to launder a narrative through "an expert"
- rootusrootus 4y agoGiven that people still get convicted based on eyewitness testimony that has been repeatedly shown to be extremely inaccurate, I hold out little hope that the justice system will figure out how unreliable modern photography is anytime soon.