There are two main reasons opponents of proliferation of facial recognition and biometric data collection cite when they speak out against the trend.
One is invasion of privacy of each person subjected to it on a grand scale, and the other the inadequacy of the technology itself, given the task it is supposed to perform: mass surveillance that should produce conclusions, some of which can lead to serious consequences.
Now those who focus on the harm that comes from facial surveillance being error-prone have their first case they can cite as proof of the claim.Namely, Porcha Woodruff is suing the city of Detroit alleging false arrest based on inaccurate facial recognition data.The local police managed to get an arrest warrant based on that data and came to Woodruff’s home to execute it, in front of […]
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