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moniss

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12. On YouTube there is a video of a guy

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Thu Mar 12, 2026, 02:58 PM

17 hrs ago

in Reno, NV who got dragged incorrectly by the erroneous AI. The video is from the body-cam of the cop who is all deeply into believing the AI and nobody taking any simple steps to show they had the wrong guy. So he ends up in court and the judge dismisses the case but without prejudice meaning they can come after him again. They end up giving the guy a record of being arrested when he wasn't even who they were looking for. The cops bowed down to the Casino security because of course they know the casinos are the real bosses of what goes on.

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AI error jails innocent grandmother for months in North Dakota fraud case [View all] highplainsdem 18 hrs ago OP

AI face recognition screws up again. sop 17 hrs ago #1

It should never be trusted. highplainsdem 17 hrs ago #7

we'll probably find out that it was A.I. that also targeted the elementary school in Iran. OGBuzz 14 hrs ago #24

No, that wasn't artificial intelligence. It was natural stupidity. Orrex 11 hrs ago #25

It's ridiculous in this case Diraven 16 hrs ago #20

Many jurisidictions forbid police dispatches for unverified alarms Orrex 11 hrs ago #26

is there a copy of the article that isn't behind a paywall? cab67 17 hrs ago #2

I didn't run into a paywall. highplainsdem 17 hrs ago #6

I think it's part of a newspaper network. cab67 17 hrs ago #15

I clear the browser cache every time I log off. Helps me avoid a lot of paywalls. And signing in to highplainsdem 17 hrs ago #18

Archived link FakeNoose 17 hrs ago #9

thanks! cab67 17 hrs ago #14

She should also sue the AI company. chowder66 17 hrs ago #3

Yes. highplainsdem 17 hrs ago #8

I wish she would be able to, but the AI companies have too much undeserved immunity for damage caused to get $ from them AZJonnie 17 hrs ago #10

Yeah, going after the AI company would be fruitless. ShazzieB 17 hrs ago #19

Agreed AZJonnie 15 hrs ago #22

I agree with you. I'm sure they must have something that speaks to their technologies accuracy but I would have a lawyer chowder66 15 hrs ago #21

What? mahatmakanejeeves 17 hrs ago #4

Lawsuit! RussBLib 17 hrs ago #5

This will happen more and more RandiFan1290 17 hrs ago #11

Not only jail but moniss 17 hrs ago #13

On YouTube there is a video of a guy moniss 17 hrs ago #12

Well, I imagine attorneys will be getting grandma a whole lot of money very soon. Vinca 17 hrs ago #16

There needs to be a lot of fallout from this. cab67 17 hrs ago #17

I hope she was able to get her dog back crimycarny 14 hrs ago #23

An incredibly egregious action on the art of law enforcement. Aren't there procedures on place to prevent this kind of Martin68 11 hrs ago #27

Law enforcement in the USA, especially in red states, is a disgrace Mysterian 9 hrs ago #28

They held her without bail in Tennessee Old Crank 5 hrs ago #29

Make Intelligence Real Again IronLionZion 36 min ago #30