It&#x27;s interesting that they don&#x27;t mention how&#x2F;if they&#x27;re avoiding false positives. I don&#x27;t doubt that some people have exceptional facial recognition skills, but if they&#x27;re given a face they haven&#x27;t seen before, how likely are they to match that face with someone they have seen? How do they know that someone wearing a mask on a security camera is enough information for him to actually make an accurate match?<p>I&#x27;m worried this might be another case of police over estimating how effective something is (like hair DNA forensics) to make arrests, with innocent people paying for it.