Law enforcement relied too heavily on AI, falsely arrested a suspect, ACLU argues
'The night I spent in jail after they arrested me for a crime I did not commit still haunts me to this day.' The post Law enforcement relied too heavily on AI, falsely arrested a suspect, ACLU argues appeared first on Florida Politics - Campaigns & Elections. Lobbying & Governme…
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 been arrested “for a crime he never committed in a city he’d never been to.”
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