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The story is almost assuredly real, at least in the sense things went wrong here. If you search the victims name, companies / courts involved the story is widel

by goles 3y ago

The story is almost assuredly real, at least in the sense things went wrong here. If you search the victims name, companies / courts involved the story is widely reported by reputable outlets. Apparently the victim, HPD, and the mayor have all been contacted for or given comments as well. Regardless, this is not the first time this issue[1][2] has been reported on and litigated. [1]https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/04/13/facial-recognition-false-arrest-lawsuit/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/04/13/facial-... [2]https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/06/business/facial-recognition-false-arrest.html https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/06/business/facial-recogniti...

verisimi 3y ago
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- text0404 3y ago
  hey, how do you know that the moon is real?
  - verisimi 3y ago
    I can see a light in the sky. How do you know the moon is real?
    - text0404 3y ago
      how do you know that light is not fake and the moon is made of cheese? surely if you cannot provide personal testimony then it's not true. have you visited the moon? how do i know? i rely on proven science and the expertise of professionals. how do i know if the article is real? because the victim, the police, and journalists who have researched the issue have all corroborated the facts.
      - verisimi 3y ago
        > how do i know if the article is real? because the victim, the police, and journalists who have researched the issue have all corroborated the facts. All that info is brought to you by the media, who themselves mostly reprint ap and Reuters prepared news. There is very little corroborating or verifying going on. If you have ever been involved in a news story, or have expertise in a subject matter, you will soon realise that the media presents a interpretation of events that need not relate very closely to reality.
        text0404 3y ago
        yes, i used to work in investigative journalism and have expertise in the subject matter. i think your generalization here is inaccurate and shows little understanding of the industry.

by goles 3y ago

verisimi 3y ago

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text0404 3y ago
hey, how do you know that the moon is real?
- verisimi 3y ago
  I can see a light in the sky. How do you know the moon is real?
  - text0404 3y ago
    how do you know that light is not fake and the moon is made of cheese? surely if you cannot provide personal testimony then it's not true. have you visited the moon? how do i know? i rely on proven science and the expertise of professionals. how do i know if the article is real? because the victim, the police, and journalists who have researched the issue have all corroborated the facts.
    - verisimi 3y ago
      > how do i know if the article is real? because the victim, the police, and journalists who have researched the issue have all corroborated the facts. All that info is brought to you by the media, who themselves mostly reprint ap and Reuters prepared news. There is very little corroborating or verifying going on. If you have ever been involved in a news story, or have expertise in a subject matter, you will soon realise that the media presents a interpretation of events that need not relate very closely to reality.
      - text0404 3y ago
        yes, i used to work in investigative journalism and have expertise in the subject matter. i think your generalization here is inaccurate and shows little understanding of the industry.