False Person Recognition: Flock Camera System Innocent Female 13 Days Happened

An alarming event that shows how risk the integration of artificial intelligence and automation technologies with the legal system came to the agenda after a false diagnosis in Florida. The faulty data analysis of vehicle tracking cameras provided by Flock Intelligence has suffered a serious accusation of a woman without any crime.

Major facts known about Event:

• A woman with Palm Beach called Lyndsey Isaacs was arrested by misconceptive system (Automatic License Plate Reader).
• He was accused of causing his self-employed death**, there was no interest in the case.
• A single camera record of Flock played a decisive role in this wrong diagnosis.
• Innocent person 13 days for had to stay in prison.
• The attorneys included in the case revealed that the data of the Flock system is not sufficiently verified.

This indicates how much the automatic vehicle recognition systems can make errors and what can harm people after misinformation. The data provided by technology companies can be considered blindly blindly by courts, making serious problems in justice system. Isaacs’s case reveals questions about the trust of AI and automatic recognition systems and initiates the discussion whether these technologies are right enough to get legal decisions.