INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TIMES uk NOTICEBOARD My account Log Out Jul 03, 9:14 AM BST Business Latest News UK News Personal Finance Tech and Science Work Life Women in Business Travel Real Estate Reviews NOTICEBOARD My account Log Out UK Edition Business Latest News UK News Personal Finance Tech and Science - Science - Cybersecurity - eSports - Artificial Intelligence Work Life - Retail - Hospitality - Healthcare - Motoring - Finance & Banking - Sports Betting Women in Business Travel Real Estate Reviews Editions Australia Edition India Edition International Edition Singapore Edition United Kingdom United States NOTICEBOARD Follow Us Editions Australia Edition India Edition International Edition Singapore Edition United Kingdom United States Technology Facial Recognition Fail: Detroit Forced To Pay $300K To Man AI Falsely Recognised As Thief Detroit bans arrests based solely on facial recognition By Vinay Patel @VinayPatelBlogs Published 07/03/24 AT 9:14 AM BST Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard Share on Pocket Detroit settles for $300k with Robert Williams, wrongly arrested by faulty facial recognition. Twitter / POCIT @pocintech The City of Detroit has agreed to pay a man $300,000 in a settlement after the city police's facial recognition software wrongly identified him and accused him of shoplifting. The city will also revise its policies on how law enforcement uses facial recognition technology to solve crimes.
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