Delhi Police told the Supreme Court its system flagged 2,873 people with criminal records at a protest and assured it no action would follow without verification, the Indian Express reports.
The Indian Express reports that Delhi Police told the Supreme Court its facial recognition system flagged 2,873 people with criminal records at a protest, while assuring the court that no action would be taken without verification. The newspaper says its own verification found that at least 25 people on that list, facing serious charges, were in jail.
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Delhi Police told the Supreme Court its system flagged 2,873 people with criminal records at a protest and assured it no action would follow without verification, the Indian Express reports.
The Indian Express reports that Delhi Police told the Supreme Court its facial recognition system flagged 2,873 people with criminal records at a protest, while assuring the court that no action would be taken without verification. The newspaper says its own verification found that at least 25 people on that list, facing serious charges, were in jail.
The Indian Express@IndianExpress#ExpressInvestigation | Delhi Police told the Supreme Court its facial recognition system flagged 2,873 people with criminal records at protest, assured no action without verification. An Express verification shows at least 25 on that list, facing serious charges, were in jail.…
The Indian Express@IndianExpressTop 10 stories of the day: 1. #ExpressInvestigation | Delhi Police told the Supreme Court its facial recognition system flagged 2,873 people with criminal records at protest, assured no action without verification. An Express verification shows at least 25 on that list,…
The Indian Express@IndianExpressIn response to a RTI request in 2022, the Delhi Police had revealed that it considered a match “positive” if its system showed an accuracy rate of 80%. But this raises concerns, as an Indian Express investigation into the Jantar Mantar protests showed.
The Indian Express@IndianExpress#ExpressInvestigation | Delhi Police told the Supreme Court its facial recognition system flagged 2,873 people with criminal records at protest, assured no action without verification. An Express verification shows at least 25 on that list, facing serious charges, were in jail.…
The Indian Express@IndianExpressTop 10 stories of the day: 1. #ExpressInvestigation | Delhi Police told the Supreme Court its facial recognition system flagged 2,873 people with criminal records at protest, assured no action without verification. An Express verification shows at least 25 on that list,…
The Indian Express@IndianExpressIn response to a RTI request in 2022, the Delhi Police had revealed that it considered a match “positive” if its system showed an accuracy rate of 80%. But this raises concerns, as an Indian Express investigation into the Jantar Mantar protests showed.