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AI Facial Recognition

AI Facial Recognition is going to be used for the first time this weekend.   However it WILL be used for the Tommy Robinson Unite The Kingdom rally, anticipated to be 15,000, but NOT at the pro-Palestine rally, anticipated to be 30,000. Two-tier policing again?

Sue Hammond ● 14h8 Comments

"Yes but this is already on the market and being sold."....and...?

Michael Brigo ● 8h

At least Richard won' t need to wear a face mask as he marches in support of Hamas and their rapists and murderers

Andy Pike ● 8h

Yes but this is already on the market and being sold.“This anti-AI mask is wild, finally a privacy tool that actually confuses facial recognition instead of just looking cool“

Robert Wheeler ● 9h

"AI is useless if the person is masked up as in most cases of the Palestine marches."No, not in most cases.

David Ainsworth ● 9h

AI is useless if the person is masked up as in most cases of the Palestine marches.

Robert Wheeler ● 10h

Probably determined by its likely effectiveness. If one group is likely to have fewer known trouble makers in the database its less likely to be useful. 

Michael Ixer ● 12h

"At the Unite the Kingdom protest in September last year, there was violence in multiple locations when protesters attacked police officers and tried to reach opposing groups who were part of a counter protest. There were arrests for violence both during and after the event and we continue to have more than 50 outstanding and unidentified suspects for offences on that day."https://news.met.police.uk/news/4000-officers-prepare-for-day-of-protest-in-central-london-509274#:~:text=There%20were%20arrests%20for%20violence,for%20offences%20on%20that%20day.Tommy Robinson rally, Nakhba Day and the Cup Final - an unenviable task for the Met.

David Ainsworth ● 12h

I wonder who's more likely to get drunk and smash stuff up, based on previous events?The police know exactly which lot are out to cause trouble, nothing more than that.

Michael Brigo ● 12h