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Amazon face recognition wrongly tagged lawmakers as police suspects, fueling racial bias concerns | Technology News


Amazon face recognition wrongly tagged lawmakers as police suspects, fueling racial bias concerns



Amazon’s Rekognition facial surveillance technology has wrongly tagged 28 members of Congress as police suspects, according to ACLU research, which notes that nearly 40 percent of the lawmakers identified by the system are people of color.

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