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Fortune
Fortune
Sage Lazzaro

Police know facial recognition is biased. They keep using it any way.

A British police officer stands in front of a police van with a sign warning the public that the police are using live facial recognition technology. (Credit: John Keeble—Getty Images)

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In today’s edition…Police are running wild with flawed facial recognition systems and no one is stopping them; Biden signs another AI executive order; Lawsuit documents show how Meta planned to train models on copyrighted material—and cover it up; and OpenAI trades newsroom funding for content. 

In last Thursday's newsletter, I posed the question: If AI tools are misused, when should we blame the companies building them? Today’s story deals with a situation where we have no one to blame but ourselves. Or more specifically, our institutions. 

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