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Understanding the Limitations and Biases of Facial Recognition Technology in Law Enforcement

The Reliance on Automated Systems and Human Judgment

In recent discussions about the use of facial recognition technology in policing, a recurring theme is skepticism among officers regarding the reliability of these systems as standalone tools for making arrest decisions. Many officers express the view that they would never arrest someone solely based on facial recognition results. This cautious stance highlights an awareness of the technology's imperfections and a recognition of the importance of corroborating evidence.