UK police say 92% false positive facial recognition is no big deal

UK police say 92% false positive facial recognition is no big deal

A British police organization is protecting (this connection is inoperable for the occasion) its utilization of facial acknowledgment innovation at the June 2017 Champions League soccer last in Cardiff, Wales—among a few different occurrences—saying that regardless of the framework having a 92-percent false positive rate, "nobody" has ever been captured because of such a blunder.

New information about the South Wales Police's utilization of the innovation acquired by Wired UK and The Guardian through an open records ask for demonstrates that of the 2,470 cautions from the facial acknowledgment framework, 2,297 were false positives. As it were, nine out of 10 times, the framework mistakenly hailed somebody as being suspicious or deserving of capture.