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I suspect it's legal. The focus seems to be on face and speech recognition and I am sure MSFT's internal metrics on the AI's ability to recognize non-white face
by nicklecompte 2y ago
I suspect it's legal. The focus seems to be on face and speech recognition and I am sure MSFT's internal metrics on the AI's ability to recognize non-white faces/accents/etc are very bad.
Even with LLMs, the existence of lawyers unknowingly using ChatGPT confabulations in court suggests that police officers will do the same with investigations or surveillance. A cop who takes Sam Altman's dumb tweets too seriously might think Azure's GPT-4 service can look at an evidence report and apply its AI Magic. Probably not something Microsoft wants to defend in court.