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디트로이트에서 결국 얼굴 인식 소프트웨어가 생사람을 잡는 사례가 벌어짐. 30시간이나 구류당하는 피해를 겪어. 아시다시피 백인 이외의 인종의 오인식률은 현저히 높음. 피해자도 “댁들은 흑인들이 다 똑같이 보이슈?”라고 항의했다니 말 다했지. https://t.co/N5wYyb3fJE
— 푸른곰 (@purengom) June 24, 2020
Robert Julian-Borchak Williams was wrongfully arrested because racist facial recognition technology misidentified him for a crime he did not commit.
— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) June 24, 2020
We can't allow this to happen again. It's time to ban facial recognition technology for policing.
https://t.co/T8mtCCAvkG
Chilling:
— Avi Asher-Schapiro (@AASchapiro) June 24, 2020
Cops arrested a Black man in front of his family, based on a false facial recognition match; he had an alibi; they didn't check.
They wouldn't tell his wife where they were taking him & held him for 30 hrs; prosecutors still considered charges.https://t.co/u7vNXAJ4rq
In January, in the first known case of its kind, a man in Michigan was arrested for a crime he did not commit due to a flawed algorithmic facial recognition match. I told his story here: https://t.co/P68Rw9V8sX
— Kashmir Hill (@kashhill) June 24, 2020
In January, in the first known case of its kind, a man in Michigan was arrested for a crime he did not commit due to a flawed algorithmic facial recognition match.
— Blue (@NY_runaway) June 24, 2020
If the algorithms didn’t include ‘color of skin’ maybe this flaw wouldn’t have happened. https://t.co/CAHmShJli4
Update on our story about a Michigan man wrongfully arrested based on a flawed facial recognition search:
— Kashmir Hill (@kashhill) June 24, 2020
“We apologize,” the prosecutor, Kym L. Worthy, said. “This does not in any way make up for the hours that Mr. Williams spent in jail.” https://t.co/P68Rw9V8sX pic.twitter.com/Iy5M16eqUL
Beyond its importance in showing the limitations and biases of facial recognition, this @kashhill story is just so well told. This anecdote broke me.https://t.co/gdTvsXQJ6t pic.twitter.com/QBXrjI6221
— Ryan Mac ? (@RMac18) June 24, 2020
? In what may be the first known case of its kind, a faulty facial recognition match led to a Black man’s arrest for a crime he did not commit. https://t.co/2fWatLcYxd
— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) June 24, 2020
Robert Williams wrongly arrested in front of family due to a false facial recognition match; 30hrs detained. As a black man accosted by police the outcome could have been fatal & still the consequences of face misidentification are indelible& irreversible https://t.co/BHH2XPLBjh
— Joy Buolamwini (@jovialjoy) June 24, 2020
“I strongly suspect this is not the first case to misidentify someone to arrest them for a crime they didn’t commit. This is just the first time we know about it.” https://t.co/JZBxy5Snbm
— Annie Jacobsen (@AnnieJacobsen) June 24, 2020
Black Man Wrongfully Arrested Due to 'Flawed' Face Recognition Tech: ACLU https://t.co/SujWSgs6S2
— #TuckFrump (@realTuckFrumper) June 24, 2020
지난 1월 미국 디트로이트에서 경찰이 얼굴인식 알고리듬에만 의존해 엉뚱한 사람을 체포한 사례를 보도한 뉴욕타임스 기사 https://t.co/Afqf4LFRcG 얼굴인식 알고리듬 때문에 무고하게 체포된 것으로 알려진 사례로는 최초라는 설명
— H. Kim (@metavital) June 25, 2020
Duggan says he doesn't support ending use of facial rec over this incident, which was the result of "subpar detective work and subpar warrant prosecutor work” rather than the technology. Says policy put in place in September would have prevented this. https://t.co/EuhQbrrnVc
— violet ikonomova (@violetikon) June 25, 2020
Detroiter battling 'flawed,’ ‘racist’ facial recognition software: https://t.co/tdjkDtDktL via @detroitnews @SarahRahal_ @cferretti_dn
— Melissa Nann Burke (@nannburke) June 25, 2020
"He's a big Black man in the blackest community in America, that is over-policed and over-surveilled and that technology is just the latest layer of that.” https://t.co/I0oaFDMfAn
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) June 25, 2020
Robert Williams’ daughters will never be able to unsee their father’s wrongful arrest, but we can stop dystopian technology from hurting more families. https://t.co/4fvQMBnLNe
— ACLU of Washington (@ACLU_WA) June 25, 2020
Wrongfully Arrested Because Face Recognition Can't Tell Black People Apart | Via ACLU https://t.co/pPgBG2DuE0
— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) June 25, 2020
Technology is not neutral — whether they're flawed or working as intended, tech tools such as facial recognition can amplify racism and oppression. https://t.co/uwLbYb0TJn
— Software for Good (@softwareforgood) June 24, 2020
This is why we need Black People in Tech. https://t.co/vdB6s1pM20
— Deirra | ccieby30.com (@ccieby30) June 24, 2020
Wrongfully Arrested Because Face Recognition Can’t Tell Black People Apart https://t.co/RbEFu7Q6uF
— MLK50: Justice Through Journalism (@MLK50Memphis) June 24, 2020
The Confrontation Clause found in the Sixth Amendment of our constitution provides that a person accused of a crime has the right to confront a witness against them. https://t.co/Z40WHnOdWs
— Tom?\(^-^)/ (@TomLawrenceTech) June 24, 2020
A Black man was arrested because facial recognition wrongly identified his ID photo as a suspect: https://t.co/pVAlkg9cBM
— Morgan Klaus Scheuerman (@morganklauss) June 24, 2020
Wrongfully Accused by an Algorithm https://t.co/88jQ5veu9f. Not only is this disturbing, but i'm concerned about the short and long term impact this experience has on Robert and his family. Removing facial recognition isn't enough.
— Desmond Upton Patton (@DrDesmondPatton) June 25, 2020
Racist algorithms exacerbate into the prosecutor’s fallacy: a high p(match|guilty) will still yield a very small p(guilty|match) if you dragnet.
— Carl T. Bergstrom (@CT_Bergstrom) June 24, 2020
In the case, it sounds like not even p(match|guilty) was high.
*Ban police use of facial recognition.*https://t.co/0tPxsYibc5
Wrongfully Accused by an Algorithm https://t.co/UZm9Mp14KA
— FridayJones (@IAMFridayJones) June 25, 2020
For @nytimes: Robert Julian-Borchak Williams is believed to be the first known case of an American’s false arrest due to a faulty facial recognition match. https://t.co/pPxzBZ0bJm pic.twitter.com/e5yNV5nJcK
— Sylvia Jarrus (@JarrusSylvia) June 25, 2020
Robert Williams was wrongly arrested in front of his family & jailed based on facial recognition technology. Like all predictive policing tools, face surveillance embeds anti-Black racism & threatens Black lives. Banning it should be part of #DefundPolice. https://t.co/rchS41NALh
— Dorothy Roberts (@DorothyERoberts) June 25, 2020
Robert Williams, a Black man, was wrongfully arrested because of a false face recognition match. Robert was arrested and hauled away by the police in broad daylight in front of his home, his wife, and two little daughters. https://t.co/P9ZM2tSMOy
— ACLU of Michigan (@ACLUofMichigan) June 24, 2020
This isn’t the first time and it won’t be the last. Facial recognition is faulty and racist by design. We are reading, theorising and conspiring with @ruha9’s Race After Technology today and everyday. https://t.co/qtI7ayNq6E
— Technoscience Research Unit (@TRU_UofT) June 25, 2020
"Mr. Williams’s case combines flawed technology with poor police work, illustrating how facial recognition can go awry.” — @kashhill, @nytimes https://t.co/IiO2pyTufA
— Data & Society (@datasociety) June 25, 2020
Wrongfully Accused by an Algorithm https://t.co/9Qm1f9m4k6
— Charles M. Blow (@CharlesMBlow) June 25, 2020
Ban facial recognition technology.https://t.co/03p5Ns05dq
— Rashida Tlaib (@RashidaTlaib) June 24, 2020
Fewer people than follow me have clicked through on this story according to twitter stats, so here it is again: https://t.co/P68Rw9V8sX It's on the front page today. It's an important one to read. Don't make me DM you all. pic.twitter.com/z1HrH2AaEc
— Kashmir Hill (@kashhill) June 25, 2020
A Black man in Michigan with no criminal record was wrongly arrested and imprisoned solely on the basis of a facial recognition algorithm, despite mountains of evidence that these algorithms do not work well and are even less accurate for people of color.https://t.co/vXEoyVJlli
— Nick Kapur (@nick_kapur) June 25, 2020
The #science of facial recognition and the algorithms used, reflect the racist structures that catalyzed them. We knew about this for years but did nothing to mitigate it. Now a Black man was falsely arrested, misidentified by racist facial recognition: https://t.co/l0Qmbya3Xk
— Doc Rocket? (@DocR0cket) June 25, 2020
MACHINE LEARNING IS JUST AS BIASED AS THE PEOPLE WHO DEVELOP THE ALGORITHMS AND THE DATA WE USEhttps://t.co/MXnbj4J6MJ
— Rashina Seabury (@ShinaSeabury) June 25, 2020
I went deep on exactly how this investigation happened and why Mr. Williams spent the day before his 42nd birthday in a Detroit detention center. I hope you will read: https://t.co/P68Rw9V8sX
— Kashmir Hill (@kashhill) June 24, 2020
Wrongfully Accused by an Algorithm https://t.co/DQSS3SS1aT welcome to #endgame #RFB
— RichieFromBoston (@NULOOKREFINISH) June 24, 2020