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Innocent woman jailed for 13 days because of an AI traffic camera

KTAR News · 3 weeks ago

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What happens when AI makes a mistake that costs you your freedom? A Florida woman was wrongly imprisoned for 13 days after being misidentified by a Flock Safety traffic camera. Mike Broomhead dives into the growing debate surrounding automatic license plate readers, facial recognition and surveillance technology in our neighborhoods. Subscribe to the KTAR Daily Newsletter: https://bit.ly/45MmM3G Read articles from…

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