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US Homeland Security is using Clearview AI to crack pedophile cold cases - Vimarsana News

US Homeland Security is using Clearview AI to crack pedophile cold cases

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

Pregnant mother-of-two wrongly arrested for robbery and carjacking after false facial recognition says she was having contractions in the holding cell: 'Shoddy technology' has lead to SIX people - all black - mistakenly charged - Vimarsana News

Pregnant mother-of-two wrongly arrested for robbery and carjacking after false facial recognition says she was having contractions in the holding cell: 'Shoddy technology' has lead to SIX people - all black - mistakenly charged

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.

Facial Recognition Fails: Pregnant Woman Wrongly Arrested - Vimarsana News

Facial Recognition Fails: Pregnant Woman Wrongly Arrested

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...

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Black woman matched by facial recognition alleges police misconduct in lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Black woman matched by facial recognition alleges police misconduct in lawsuit

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

Innocent pregnant woman jailed amid faulty facial recognition trend - Vimarsana News

Innocent pregnant woman jailed amid faulty facial recognition trend

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