> Clearview AI is providing a service in good faith like all these other things. It's up to the police and courts to use that information correctly. Clearly th

> Clearview AI is providing a service in good faith like all these other things. It's up to the police and courts to use that information correctly. Clearly the AI is more intelligent than the police officers using it and this needs to be addressed in a transparent way to allow for mistakes to be discovered faster. Transparency was absolutely lacking in this case. Heck, everyone, from Clearview staff to the judge and officers involved in the arrest and the victim should have been told "this AI had a 99% match, do you want to challenge it?".