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Michigan man misidentified by facial recognition technology warns Congress of risks posed by police surveillance

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A Michigan man who was wrongly arrested after being misidentified by facial recognition technology joined expert witnesses who warned a congressional subcommittee about the pitfalls of police surveillance software used to find suspects.

Facial recognition technology used by the Detroit Police Department mistakenly matched Farmington Hills resident Robert Williams to a surveillance photo of a suspected shoplifter. Williams, who testified before a House panel Tuesday about his experience, was detained by police for 30 hours and arraigned before his charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence.

READ FULL ARTICLE HERE > https://www.mlive.com/public-interest/2021/07/michigan-man-misidentified-by-facial-recognition-technology-warns-congress-of-risks-posed-by-police-surveillance.html

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