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A brilliant researcher going after biased ‘facial recognition’ decision making software

Posted on May 28, 2017 by csidds

Smile: One half of the US population have their faces in a facial recognition program. This “A white mask worked better” story is about an incredibly talented young researcher, ironically from Mississippi, who is performing anti-bias testing and other validation work … Continue reading →

Posted in forensic science reform protecting the innocent | Tagged digital forensics, forensic examiner error, predictive crime software, wrongful convictions | Leave a comment

Sketchy police use of body cameras; LEO use of predictive crime software biased and useless

Posted on October 14, 2016 by csidds

NYPD has yet to outfit any of their officers with body cameras despite a 2013 federal court ruling that ordered the implementation of a body camera pilot program in at least 5 NYPD precincts: “Envisioned as a tool to bolster … Continue reading →

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A brilliant researcher going after biased ‘facial recognition’ decision making software

Sketchy police use of body cameras; LEO use of predictive crime software biased and useless

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