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Man wrongfully arrested due to facial recognition software talks about ’humiliating’ experience

analyse - 28 juin 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (nbcnews.com)

A Black man in Detroit spent over a day in custody in January after an incorrect facial recognition match led to his wrongful arrest.
Robert Williams spent more than a day in custody at a Detroit detention center in January after an incorrect facial recognition match led to his wrongful arrest, in what the American Civil Liberties Union alleges is the first such case in the United States.
It’s an experience that has stayed with him.
"I felt empty, I guess," Williams told NBC News in a (...)



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