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A Georgia man says authorities wrongly arrested him based on a match generated by facial recognition technology. Randal Quran Reid filed a lawsuit this month against the Louisiana detective who

A Georgia man says authorities wrongly arrested him based on a match generated by facial recognition technology. Randal Quran Reid filed a lawsuit this month against the Louisiana detective who

Facial recognition technology, a biometric system that analyzes the features of a person's face and compares them to a database of known faces, has been used by law enforcement agencies for various purposes, such as finding missing persons, identifying suspects, preventing fraud, and enhancing security. However, the technology has also been criticized for its potential…

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ATLANTA (AP) -- Randal Quran Reid was driving to his mothers home the day after Thanksgiving last year when police pulled him over and arrested him on the side of a busy Georgia interstate.

ATLANTA (AP) -- Randal Quran Reid was driving to his mother`s home the day after Thanksgiving last year when police pulled him over and arrested him on

Three of those lawsuits, including one by a pregnant woman, are against Detroit police

A lawsuit filed in Atlanta this month is drawing attention to how AI is being weaponized against Black people by law enforcement. 

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Randal Quran Reid was driving to his mother's home the day after Thanksgiving last year when police pulled him over and arrested him on the side of a busy Georgia interstate. Reid, who prefers to be identified as Quran, would spend the next several days locked up, trying to figure out how he could be a suspect in a state he says he had never visited. A lawsuit filed this month blames the misuse of facial recognition technology by a sheriff's detective in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, ...