Statura IntelligenceLaw enforcement relied too heavily on AI, falsely arrested a suspect, ACLU argues
A Fort Myers man and the ACLU of Florida are suing Jacksonville Beach for relying too heavily on an artificial intelligence program that fingered him as a suspect in a now-dropped 2023 child luring investigation. The ACLU said in a 66-page federal lawsuit that Robert Dillon had …
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