[cuban leaf]

Later disqualified for ‘disparate impact’ because it catches mostly Black people.

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Based on that photo, it looks like it catches mostly orange people.

[House Atreides]

“Based on that photo, it looks like it catches mostly orange people.”
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...orange people who have non-symmetrical faces.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

Based on that photo, it looks like it catches mostly orange people.

I'd say the software had it easy with that tattoo

[blam]

Here's the case that I like:

Rapist Suspect Caught Using Familial DNA

"The man suspected of being the East Coast Rapist is now behind bars, caught in part by using DNA evidence."

"But the suspect, Aaron Thomas, 39, wasn’t in the DNA database. His brother’s DNA was."

[VerySadAmerican]

I don’t believe there is another person in the world with the same tattoos on his neck. That would make anyone “recognizable”.

With that said, I’m dead set against all this technology being used against the people.

[Rodamala]

Based on that photo, it looks like it catches mostly orange people.

First iteration of the database sort turned up this:

They then added the discriminator of the neck tattoo and got their man.