Ugh 
, this is getting out of hand... I mean, I'm not saying the government should be transparent about their AI use cases or anything 
, but come on, 2025 and they're still using face recognition apps? It's like they think we're all just going to blindly trust them with our identities 
. And what really gets my goat is that they're trying to spin this as a tool for "quickly confirming people's identity" while ignoring the fact that it can easily be misused 
. I mean, who needs confirmation when you have due process? It's like they're trying to create a surveillance state without even bothering to tell us 
. And what about those pesky concerns about accuracy and bias? Just swept under the rug 
. Anyway, NEC doesn't want to talk about how their face recognition solution was trained or fine-tuned... typical 
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, this is getting out of hand... I mean, I'm not saying the government should be transparent about their AI use cases or anything , but come on, 2025 and they're still using face recognition apps? It's like they think we're all just going to blindly trust them with our identities . And what really gets my goat is that they're trying to spin this as a tool for "quickly confirming people's identity" while ignoring the fact that it can easily be misused . I mean, who needs confirmation when you have due process? It's like they're trying to create a surveillance state without even bothering to tell us . And what about those pesky concerns about accuracy and bias? Just swept under the rug . Anyway, NEC doesn't want to talk about how their face recognition solution was trained or fine-tuned... typical .
"The answer to the human question 'I think therefore I am' is not clear; but I am certain that I am not, because if I were, I would know it."