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Description: A facial recognition system at New World Westend supermarket misidentified a Māori woman as a known offender during its trial. The woman was wrongfully accused of trespassing and experienced public embarrassment, raising concerns about racial bias and the technology's accuracy. The supermarket acknowledged its error and apologized.

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Alleged: Foodstuffs developed an AI system deployed by Foodstuffs y New World Westend, which harmed Te Ani Solomon y Māori Community.

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665

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Fecha del Incidente

2024-04-02

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Daniel Atherton

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Supermarket facial recognition trial: Rotorua mother's "discrimination" ordeal

nzherald.co.nz

nzherald.co.nz · 2024

A Māori mum misidentified as a trespassed “thief” at a Rotorua supermarket trialling facial recognition technology says she felt “racially discriminated” against and embarrassed during the “horrible” birthday incident.

The supermarket, New …

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Fecha del Incidente:

2024-04-17

Descripción de las circunstancias del incidente

It is not surprising that a supermarket trialling facial recognition technology mistakenly identified a Māori woman as a thief, Māori AI (artificial intelligence) and data experts say.

The woman was shopping at New World in Rotorua - one of 25 Foodstuffs’ North Island supermarkets trialling the technology - when she was approached by two staff members and asked to leave the store.

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https://www.nzherald.co.nz/kahu/foodstuffs-facial-recognition-trial-maori-woman-mistaken-as-thief-not-surprising-experts-say/3DH6KYDHZ5GNVDUBHW5PARFGDM/