[04/09/21] Nearly two dozen Rhode Island police departments were apparently among 1,800 public agencies nationwide that used or tested a particular facial recognition technology, according to an online news outlet, and civil libertarians here want to know why.
[04/09/21] Nearly two dozen Rhode Island police departments were apparently among 1,800 public agencies nationwide that used or tested a particular facial recognition technology, according to an online news outlet, and civil libertarians here want to know why.
by /u/Whey-Men
![[04/09/21] Nearly two dozen Rhode Island police departments were apparently among 1,800 public agencies nationwide that used or tested a particular facial recognition technology, according to an online news outlet, and civil libertarians here want to know why.](https://external-preview.redd.it/SD_WaEiFUZMMuKzmp0cs5TrVIxuqELOOtLM-3mll0VA.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=42e3a419c4e94978241e705493eed6a6b07bdc47 "[04/09/21] Nearly two dozen Rhode Island police departments were apparently among 1,800 public agencies nationwide that used or tested a particular facial recognition technology, according to an online news outlet, and civil libertarians here want to know why.") |
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