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Incidente 815: Police Use of Facial Recognition Software Causes Wrongful Arrests Without Defendant Knowledge

Descripción: Police departments across the U.S. have used facial recognition software to identify suspects in criminal investigations, leading to multiple false arrests and wrongful detentions. The software's unreliability, especially in identifying people of color, has resulted in misidentifications that were not disclosed to defendants. In some cases, individuals were unaware that facial recognition played a role in their arrest, violating their legal rights and leading to unjust detentions.
Editor Notes: This collective incident ID, based on a Washington Post investigation, details many harm events, the overarching theme of which is widespread facial recognition technology assisting in arrests made by police departments across the United States combined with a lack of transparency about the technology's use in making the arrests. Some of the documented incidents in the Washington Post's investigation are as follows: (1) 2019: Facial recognition technology used to misidentify Francisco Arteaga in New Jersey, which led to his wrongful detention for four years (see Incident 816). (2) 2020-2024: Miami Police Department conducts 2,500 facial recognition searches, leading to at least 186 arrests and 50 convictions. Less than 7% of defendants were informed of the technology's use. (3) 2022: Quran Reid is wrongfully arrested in Louisiana due to a facial recognition match, despite never visiting the state (see Incident 515). (4) June 2023: New Jersey appeals court rules that a defendant has the right to information regarding the use of facial recognition technology in their case. (5) July 2023: Miami Police Department acknowledges that they may not have informed prosecutors about the use of facial recognition in many cases. (6) October 6, 2024: The Washington Post publishes its investigation on these incidents and practices.

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Alleged: Clearview AI developed an AI system deployed by Police departments , Evansville PD , Pflugerville PD , Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office , Miami PD , West New York PD , NYPD , Coral Springs PD y Arvada PD, which harmed Quran Reid , Francisco Arteaga y Defendants wrongfully accused by facial recognition.

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ID
815
Cantidad de informes
1
Fecha del Incidente
2024-10-06
Editores
Daniel Atherton
Applied Taxonomies
MIT

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Risk Subdomain

A further 23 subdomains create an accessible and understandable classification of hazards and harms associated with AI
 

7.4. Lack of transparency or interpretability

Risk Domain

The Domain Taxonomy of AI Risks classifies risks into seven AI risk domains: (1) Discrimination & toxicity, (2) Privacy & security, (3) Misinformation, (4) Malicious actors & misuse, (5) Human-computer interaction, (6) Socioeconomic & environmental harms, and (7) AI system safety, failures & limitations.
 
  1. AI system safety, failures, and limitations

Entity

Which, if any, entity is presented as the main cause of the risk
 

Human

Timing

The stage in the AI lifecycle at which the risk is presented as occurring
 

Post-deployment

Intent

Whether the risk is presented as occurring as an expected or unexpected outcome from pursuing a goal
 

Intentional

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La policía rara vez revela el uso del reconocimiento facial a pesar de los arrestos falsos
La policía rara vez revela el uso del reconocimiento facial a pesar de los arrestos falsos

La policía rara vez revela el uso del reconocimiento facial a pesar de los arrestos falsos

washingtonpost.com

La policía rara vez revela el uso del reconocimiento facial a pesar de los arrestos falsos
washingtonpost.com · 2024
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Cientos de estadounidenses han sido arrestados después de que se los relacionara con un crimen mediante un software de reconocimiento facial, según ha descubierto una investigación del Washington Post, pero muchos nunca lo saben porque la p…

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