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Is facial recognition technology 'racist'?

Alvi Choudhury was wrongfully arrested for a crime he did not commit after facial recognition technology linked him to a burglary a hundred miles away - in a city he'd never visited. Warnings by human rights organisations have repeatedly been raised about the bias of automated facial recognition technology, according to a recent Home Office report. Asian subjects like Alvi are 100 times more likely to be misidentified than their white counterparts. Black subjects are 137 times more likely to be misidentified - and black women are 247 times more likely to be misidentified by facial recognition technology. Alvi, alongside human rights organisation director Akiko Hart, joined Kate and Richard who asked: Is this technology racist, and should it be stopped?