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The DHS has been using Clearview AI’s facial recognition tool to try and solve thousands of child exploitation cold cases.

Porcha Woodruff, 32, was shocked when six police officers showed up at her Detroit-area home as she was getting her two children ready for school on February 16.

When a very pregnant Porcha Woodruff was approached by cops earlier this year and told she was being arrested, the 32-year-old aesthetician and nursing school student from Detroit...

Another person in the United States is alleging a wrongful arrest based on a false match by facial recognition software used by police.

US police departments continue to use the tech despite low accuracy and obvious mismatches.

Porcha Woodruff is the sixth individual to claim that facial recognition technology led to false accusations against them. Her case […] The post Facial recognition error led to pregnant Black woman’s arrest in Detroit appeared first on TheGrio.

Porsha Woodruff thought the police who showed up at her door to arrest her for carjacking were joking. She is the first woman known to be wrongfully accused as a result of facial recognition technology.

A defendant in a criminal trial must be shown information about the facial recognition system being used to incriminate him.

As AI systems are increasingly built to make decisions, policymakers must move quickly to protect the rights of humans following three principles.

With nearly 5,000 computer science and data science students here at Berkeley, we must ensure that we stay informed about the impact and implications of our work amidst the rise of AI.