A new era - arrested for your online photos

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To all those that expect brothels to put real photos of their staff on line, or who love oversharing their own photos online, the new era has arrived

People wrongly arrested because software is now scouring the internet for peoples photos, as well as using your driver's licence and passport photos

Beware of faulty artificial intelligence (AI) facial recognition systems

https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2023-11-01/ai-facial-recognition-robert-williams-crime-prison/103032148

[earl9122]

To all those that expect brothels to put real photos of their staff on line, or who love oversharing their own photos online, the new era has arrived

People wrongly arrested because software is now scouring the internet for peoples photos, as well as using your driver's licence and passport photos

Beware of faulty artificial intelligence (AI) facial recognition systems

https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2023-11-01/ai-facial-recognition-robert-williams-crime-prison/103032148



The advancement of technology is both a blessing and a curse. While we benefit from the convenience of AI facial recognition systems, we must be aware of their limits and potential mistakes they can make. As highlighted in this example, Robert Williams was wrongfully arrested due to a mistaken identity created by facial recognition software. This highlights the importance of being cautious when relying on these systems