> in this case, facial recognition tech was unreliable entirely because of the people running it.
Wrong.
In this case the facial recognition tech itself was arguably not unreliable. The human operators were the unreliable factor.
The recognition tech reliably tagged the impersonator as Ousmane exactly as it was instructed to do. The system worked exactly as intended. It is the human operator whose intention was wrong.
This has nothing to do with AI being unreliable and everything to do with the employees of this SIS company going "yep kid's black, he's the one who did it" without half a thought.
Wrong.
In this case the facial recognition tech itself was arguably not unreliable. The human operators were the unreliable factor.
The recognition tech reliably tagged the impersonator as Ousmane exactly as it was instructed to do. The system worked exactly as intended. It is the human operator whose intention was wrong.
This has nothing to do with AI being unreliable and everything to do with the employees of this SIS company going "yep kid's black, he's the one who did it" without half a thought.